04/12/2024
We are excited and proud to share that Three Summers is now one of Barnes and Noble’s bestsellers across all book categories as well as the #1 bestselling book for children in the US! 🙏🏻
About this news @ herself writes: “I am deeply humbled that Three Summers is a bestseller on Barnes and Noble two days after its release. As I continue my book tour across the U.S, visiting schools and engaging with students, I wish to thank each and every one of you for joining me on this journey. As one student beautifully shared, “storytelling saves lives. Thank you for sharing your story.”
04/11/2024
So what can we do about it? Enroll your middle or high school student to Project Belonging (IRB Protocol #23-358) now!
Parents, let’s help our kids work together to create a safer school environment. When students feel like they belong, they are more likely to form positive relationships with their peers. These relationships can provide support, empathy, and understanding, reducing the likelihood of bullying and hate speech.
Our free, self-paced, online training for students offers valuable insights and a certificate of participation from Teachers College, Columbia University.
04/08/2024
Executive Director of Project Belonging, Dr. Amra Sabic-El-Rayess, has just published an article with Publisher’s Weekly about Storytelling and Our Resilience to Hate. Visit the link in our bio or on our story to access the article!
02/13/2024
Congratulations to the students at Sejong Academy for receiving Project Belonging’s Teach through Outreach Award! 🌟 We are tremendously impressed with your effort in conducting outreach both within your school and to the local communities in service of your project.
Your project, Unhoused Outreach, has and will hopefully continue to serve its important mission: to help the people in your community who are in need of important resources that can otherwise be hard to access.
Thank you for your dedication to fostering belonging and supporting your community!
If anyone is interested in supporting the Unhoused Outreach project you can follow them .
