Take these steps to spread #respect4students created by Being Black at School and The Respect Institute.
Download PDF: School Equity Action Kit
*Photo: Respect Rally at George Ranch High School in Sugarland, TX
Ri was named one of the top 6 global solutions by Ashoka Changemakers and the David and Lucile Packard Foundation to activate empathy to nourish stronger, more vibrant communities and future changemakers.
I have to say meeting President Barack Obama in San Jose in May was a huge full-circle moment for me and my entire family.
Self-esteem is influenced by outside forces and is more malleable, whereas self-respect is an internal asset that can be strong despite circumstances.
At our labs we conduct research and directly impact more than 7,000 youth annually with our program and toolkit Respect 360.
If you’ve seen my TEDx Talk, you know I’m a mother of a son, a domestic violence survivor and that my father Artimeo was a young man of color who went to prison vs. college. Check out our new national project to fortify self-respect and caring connections for young men.
Ri and its partners are committed through CGI to reaching vulnerable girls and their influencers with our tools to help improve their life and academic outcomes.
Youth and young adult influencers (including peers) use Respect 360 to co-actively build self-respect in individuals ages 11-24. Respect 360 is a training and toolkit containing 75+ cards and 375 activities, discussion questions or journaling assignments along with a coaching method that guide youth and young adults through how to: redefine respect, practice The Respect Basics, break cycles of disrespect, achieve positive goals and thrive. Respect 360 is part of a Clinton Global Initiative commitment to reach 10,000 vulnerable youth with this toolkit by 2015.
Go to: /programs/respect-360/
In 2012, we spread respect in 21 cities/7 states to empower youth and influencers to achieve healthier outcomes in life.
We are a finalist for the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and Townsend Press/DonorsChoose.org Activating Empathy prizes!
