Sometimes when students wonder what they can organize for their Experiments in Ethics, they forget the many ways they are surrounded by different communities. For her organize an activity, Kelsey tapped into the community where she works, an after school program filled with families. Kelsey asked them to help contribute to her donation drive. Together, they collected many boxes of cake mixes, tubs of frosting, and even jars of sprinkles that could be donated to a local food shelf bringing birthday joy to those utilizing the food shelf. Continue reading
Spring 2019
Painting for Rivers of Hope
I remember the day Lauren presented this organize an activity in class because it made me cry. One of Lauren’s family members suffered from domestic abuse, so when Lauren decided to use her artistic talents to create art, sell the paintings, and donate the money to a charity that helped her family member in the past–it was personal! Of course, I wish Lauren’s family member (and others) never had to suffer. But, I think this organize an activity captures the idea that out of great suffering can come beauty. Continue reading
Encouragement Journals for Teens with Mental Health Challenges
Taylor and Lillie wanted to organize an activity that touched the lives of others. They decided to buy journals and then write encouraging messages for teens with challenging mental health issues. This activity shows a lot of kindheartedness and care for others! Check it out! Continue reading