K-12 Programs

The K-12 programs are designed to help students develop cultural understanding, empathy, and respect. Through interactive workshops, hands-on activities, and meaningful discussions, these programs guide young people to embrace diversity, challenge stereotypes, and grow into compassionate leaders in their schools and communities. Each program fosters an inclusive environment that empowers students to contribute to a more connected and equitable world.

Promoting Respect Workshops

Promoting Respect Workshops create school environments where respect and inclusion thrive. These sessions, aligned with Minnesota state education standards, engage students in discussions and creative activities that promote respect, acceptance, and a sense of belonging. Tailored to different grade levels, the workshops are led by experienced facilitators and provide resources to strengthen the connection between school and home, encouraging students to apply what they learn in all areas of their lives.

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REAL Feedback from REAL Students

  • "I felt like you should not assume things about people, and you should put yourself in other people’s shoes."

    Anonymous Sixth Grader

  • "Accepting is important."

    Anonymous Sixth Grader

  • “I felt like I belong. It’s the first time I’ve felt that. Thank you."

    Anonymous Sixth Grader

  • "It made me look from a different perspective."

    Anonymous Sixth Grader

  • "I thought there was a theme which is 'Don’t judge a book by its cover'."

    Anonymous Sixth Grader

  • "I felt like I’m not the only one who is from a different country."

    Anonymous Sixth Grader

  • "I felt shocked of what I learned today and how we’re all different."

    Anonymous Sixth Grader

  • "My mind expanded."

    Anonymous Sixth Grader

“Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.”
— Nelson Mandela