Courage to Care™ is an evidence-based curriculum for middle school students, designed to increase empathy and care for others, and reduce bullying and meanness
. It has shown extreme effectiveness in tests with over 3000 students to improve school culture and climate while reducing peer victimization.
It was created by researchers, educators and specialists from the University of New Hampshire and is now being used in schools nationwide. Shouldn’t your students have the Courage to Care?
For nine minutes, the hosts discuss a new study from GGSC Hornaday Graduate Fellow Jennifer Stellar, “Class and compassion: Socioeconomic factors predict responses to suffering,” which was published in a December 12 edition of the peer-revi…
Bully-Proof your Preschooler – Part 2: EMPATHYIn our last article, Bully-Proof Your Preschooler, we featured tips and signs for helping young children deal with aggressors. Today we’ll take a look at empathy and its role in prevention.Why e…
If Claire has always been something of a conscience for Frank, such as there is one, in this third season she also starts to emerge as someone who may be a better long-term strategist, if only because Frank finally acquires some legitimate cracks.In on…
Schedule for the 2016 Transforming Community: The Radical Reality of Relationship conference. Keynote Address: The Radical Reality of Relationship: The Power of Connection – Judith V. Jordan, Ph.D. Together we can create radical and life sust…
