Are Crossroads Games Too Mature? Ask the experts
Although our youth reviewers did not find the content in the Crossroads games to be traumatic, I still urge caution before recommending. Here’s why.
How We Turn Community Solution Ideas Into Community Solution Actions
We had our first community solutions with youth workshop in Minneapolis. Our next step is to help youth devise a plan to increase college access.
Everyone Deserves a Good Education
We need to give all students an opportunity to succeed.
Educators Still Need Support after COVID-19 Emergency Ended
What teachers need is consistency in supported programs. We’re providing that with Growing Math.
Four “shoulds” of Successful Youth Internships
A successful internship program requires meaningful work, which we define as including four “shoulds”
The Importance of Work
Cleaning my office, I came across notes in my office from an event where adults with disabilities gave career advice to youth.
A New Way to Prepare the Next Generation
Big things are happening with students learning to think globally and act locally.
Welcome New Board Member Annette Mennem
We are Anishinaabe, the original people, and we are here to stay. Value us and our contributions to the world we live in today.
– Words of wisdom from our newest board member
Focus on What’s Strong, Not What’s Wrong
This is what sustainable community building looks like and how we create change.
No, Not Everyone Has Internet
With programs providing home Internet access to students ending, the need for educational software to accommodate underserved students is greater than ever.