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Teaching empathy and kindness empowers students to build stronger relationships, navigate challenges, and create a more compassionate, respectful world.
Learn how parents can set healthy tech boundaries, manage summer screen time, and help teens stay safer online.
1 in 12 teens experience dating violence—learn the signs, risks, and where to find help.
Discover the importance of self-esteem, its impact on today’s students, and actionable tips to help teens thrive with confidence and resilience.
Bullying can be difficult to pinpoint in a school setting because it doesn’t always look the same from case-to-case. The methods of bullying change from bully-to-bully. Methods also tend to look dramatically different between male bullying and female bullying.
Most freedom from bullying efforts miss one of the biggest factors in the arena of bullying, the bystander. When it comes to bullying, there’s not such thing as uninvolved. Even those who are not active players in the incident are still victims, participants, or defenders depending on their actions.
Learn the warning signs of doom scrolling in teens and how to encourage healthier digital habits.
Fentanyl overdose numbers continue to rise sharply as the illicit drug floods communities. Often distributed as bright-colored pills (appearing like candy), they are marketed toward kids and teens. Here’s what you need to know.
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