Why do boys lie when they know how easy it is for you to check whether they’re telling the truth or not? Here are the 5 reasons boys lie.
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“Respect your elders.” It’s an adage woven into our collective cultures. But this generation of young people sees ‘respect’ very differently and isn’t accustomed to hearing the word ‘dignity’. These...
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We, at Cultures of Dignity, want to address the op-ed our co-founder, Rosalind Wiseman, published in the Huffington Post on Tuesday, January 22nd titled To The Teachers And Parents Of...
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Cultures of Dignity's co-founder, Rosalind Wiseman, spoke with the Anti-Defamation League's No Place For Hate Coordinators on how to confront bias in the classroom. In this webinar, Rosalind addresses: bullying vs...
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Macy is a high school junior from Boulder, CO. She enjoys listening to music and fighting the patriarchy and is interning with Cultures of Dignity. Meet Cultures of Dignity's Newest...
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How to Survive the Holidays with Dignity The holidays are hard. Here are realistic ways to get through them while keeping your dignity and sanity intact. 1. Be...
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Making it Meaningful: Interrupting Biased Comments in the Classroom By Rosalind Wiseman What do you do if you if think you hear one of your students make a racist,...
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Kate is a senior in high school from Boulder, Colorado. She is working as a writing and editing intern this fall. Below are her thoughts on what happened when she...
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Why Do Young People Care About Voting? We asked seven young people why they are voting in the 2018 midterm elections or, if they are under 18, we asked why they...
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How We Can Do Better In The Aftermath Of Hate “Who is wise? One who learns from every person. Who is strong? One who subdues one’s evil inclination. Who...
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Hey, World—Listen Up! by Trudy Ludwig Let’s face it: too much talking and not enough listening has a dangerous polarizing effect, as currently evidenced in the U.S. and around...
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It feels like we keep going down and it won’t stop. People in positions of authority whose job it is to represent our citizenry and our values can’t be trusted...
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Kate Gallop is a high school senior from Boulder, CO. She is interested in pursuing English, and will be working on writing blog posts and helping to reframe the curriculum....
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Creating a Cellphone Policy That Works for Everyone By Rosalind Wiseman TweetSharePinEmail It's common sense: Kids need consistent rules and expectations about how to be good citizens. The most common...
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The following excerpt on student government is from The Guide Chapter 8: Leadership and Divided Loyalties. The Guide: Managing Douchebags, Recruiting Wingmen, and Attracting Who You Want is a book written...
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