When we get on Instagram, we have a guarantee of social connection no matter how fleeting, superficial, or inconsequential to our lives.
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Dignity gives us a framework to think about ourselves and others, motivation to reflect, and a constant reminder that other people matter, an idea that should be the baseline we bring to all of our interactions.
Just as some children have trouble learning how to read, kids with ADHD often have trouble learning how to manage their attention, time, and materials. Many also have trouble tolerating frustration, being flexible, and solving their problems effectively.
There’s no question: talking about race can be sensitive, and yes, even a bit messy. Here are ways to talk to your kids about race and racism.
How much supervision should a parent have on their child’s technology use? It’s a question we constantly think about because technology isn’t going anywhere. Several months ago we began working with Jiminy, a parental awareness app that respects young people’s privacy and gives parents some guidance on how to handle the tough conversations around media use.
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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Carey Goldstein is joining the Cultures of Dignity team as the Director of Owning Up Programs after working in a school as a school counselor for 15 years. Meet Cultures...
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Thank You To The Teachers Who Stick By Our Children This week is Teacher Appreciation Week and we want to help you honor the teachers in your life. We...
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We know there are many incredible resources available, and it can be overwhelming to sift through them all. Here are a few of our favorite publications that shape the way...
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Image Source: UnSplash Tips for Parents: Guiding Young People in Developing Healthy Romantic Relationships Making Caring Common Research As parents, we struggle with having "the talk" with their kids. We...
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“Where Everyone Belongs”: Conversation with Students in Environmental Leadership Class Going Beyond the Classroom Young people getting along? Young people being themselves? Young deeply people caring about the environment...
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Body image, self acceptance, gender identity, and consent are important issues young people are grappling with every day. Natalie Grigson explores these complicated issues in her new book, Call Me...
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Have you ever wanted to handle a conflict with more ease? Have a difficult conversation with your teen without losing it? Feel really heard and understood by the people in...
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