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Brief mindfulness moment

Begin each class/meeting with a pause (1 min)

• Feel your feet firmly on the floor and hands in lap.
• Take a breath in, and a breath out.
• Repeat two more times.

Offer an intention for the class or offer a meaningful quote (2-5 min)

• Let’s bring our full attention to each other and the material offered today.
• “Mindfulness is being aware of the present moment with curiosity and care.”
• “If compassion does not include yourself, it is incomplete.” ― Jack Kornfield
• “Have no fear of perfection – you’ll never reach it.” ― Salvador Dali
• What feeling do you bring to class today?
• On a scale of 1-10 of stress (or wellbeing) from least to most, how do you score?

Conclude a class with a round robin or an invitation for self-care (1 min)

• Demonstrate gratitude or kindness
• Name what’s working well
• Name one practice of self-care or for the next week
• For school-specific resources, please refer to your school’s Crimson Folder
• Koru Mindfulness program for Students
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Age range: 11-14

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Positive Health & Wellbeing Posters for Classroom Use. These posters contain top tips for students (and staff!) to ensure they are able to keep a healthy mind and healthy body.

Brand new PSHE for Secondary School Students. Cre8tive curriculum follow six core themes that run throughout each year and spiral up the year groups ensuring continuity of progress. Each core theme has its own distinct colour and logo so is easily recognised by students and staff. Each core theme has the option of Lessons, Quizzes, Projects.

The Six Core Themes are: Rights Responsibilities and British Values Relationships and Sex Education Celebrating Diversity & Equality Staying Safe Online and Offline Health & Wellbeing Life Beyond School

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Other Mental Health and Wellbeing Resources we have include: ✰✰ Sleep Patterns and Mental Health ✰✰ Dealing With Anxiety - Older Students ✰✰ Boosting Self Esteem + Mental Health ✰✰ Coping strategies for All ✰✰ What is Emotional Health and Wellbeing ✰✰ Exploring Mental Health ✰✰ What is Sleep Hygiene

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Back to School - Wellbeing Curriculum KS4

Back to School Wellbeing Curriculum for KS4 Secondary Students - 10 PSHE Editable Mental Health & Wellbeing PSHE PowerPoint Based Lessons and work sheets to help support students on their arrival back to school. A hand picked collection of Lessons to help support students on their arrival back to school. (Our resources have been download over 1 million times across all platforms) **Powerpoint Lesson Topics** 1. Proud to be Me 2. What is Mental Health? 3. Self Esteem and what changes it (Finding the positives) 4. Dealing with Anger and Frustration 5. What is anxiety? 6. Dealing with Grief and Loss 7. Promoting Emotional Wellbeing 8.Critical Thinking and Dangers of Fake News 9. Immunity and Vaccinations 10. Dealing with Stress (Exam Focus) [ WE ALSO HAVE A 10 LESSON KS3 WELLBEING CURRICULUM HERE ](https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/back-to-school-after-home-learning-12293366) Suitable for **KS4** Students and **KS5** Students Extra Bonus Resources ☞ Loyalty Reward Cards ☞ Positive Postcards ☞ Positive Wellbeing Posters ☞ Wellbeing Quiz ☞ Target Setting Activity ☞ Careers Activity Every Lesson has a slide at the end where it refers teachers and students to specialist support websites, NHS initiatives and charities that deal with the various issues contained within each lesson. **How could these resources be used?** ✰ Taught as Wellbeing / PSHE lessons (10-15+ Hours of Content) ✰ Each Lesson broken down and activities used as part of Form Time over the course of a week (10 Weeks) ✰ Use elements to help support social distancing assemblies ✰ Some Lessons could be set as part of Home Learning activities during Lock Down to prepare for coming back to school or as specialist additional Support (Teacher discretion as to which) **Contents** ☞ 10 PowerPoint Lesson Packs (See below for Contents) ☞ 10 Mindfulness Extension activities ☞ Target Setting ☞ Careers Dominos ☞ Dealing with Anxiety Top Tips Poster ☞ What is Mental Health Poster ✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰ Each Lesson Pack Contains: ☞ • 1 Fully **Editable** PowerPoint (Learning Outcomes, Confidence Checkers, Assessment of Learning, Variety of Tasks, Video Embedded URL Clips, Engaging Premium Quality Slides, Extra Support Websites, Challenging & Thoughtful Questioning) ☞ • Some Contain student worksheet(s) ☞ • Mindfulness Extension Activities ☞ • Assessment Opportunity (Confidence Checker) ☞ • Teacher Notes (On some slides) ☞ • Mapped against Latest DfE Guidance, PSHE Association Core themes and Requirements (Statutory Health and RSE)

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Black History Month Ultimate Bundle on TES. Great For Primary Students Contents 1 x set of 20 Black History Month PowerPoint Presentation Role Models Task Cards 1 x Equality and Diversity Class Quiz 1 x Black History Month Assembly 1 x Black Lives Matter Movement Assembly 1 x Positive Wellbeing Resource 1 x Lesson on Black Role Models Set of 20 Cards about famous people in Black History. Supporting the Black Lives Matter movement. This resource can be used for a whole month and contains a different slide for 20 days so you can focus on a different famous BME person from history and modern day over whole month. How can you use this resource? ☞ An activity to do after registration ☞ A whole school focus for the month ☞ To build upon your PSHE and SMSC delivery ☞ Print out and create a display ☞ Activities that can support and celebrate this focus topic New Assembly on Racism - Assembly Topic: Looking at Racism and linking with the Black Lives Matter Movement - Part of a Recovery Curriculum of Assemblies for students. New Primary Assembly - Assembly Topic: Black History Month - Part of a Set of SMSC, PSHE + British Values Themed set of short Assemblies ✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰ **Why not check out some of our latest PSHE super bundles below:** [Personal Finance as a young adult](https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12767773) [Online Safety + Staying Safe](https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12767785) [Y12 Survival Kit - Personal Safety ](https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12767783) [Y11 Survival Kit - Revision + Exam Stress ](https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/y11-survival-kit-revision-and-exam-stress-12410378) [British Values Explored Bundle](https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12767791) [PSHE - Debating Topical Issues ](https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12767789) [Society, Body Image + Peer Pressure ](https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12767794) [Finance Risk + Online Safety ](https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12767796)

Thematic PSHE Emotional Wellbeing

Emotional Wellbeing - Suitable for a school using the **Secondary Thematic PSHE Model Programme Builder ** from the PSHE Association. **PSHE Association Theme:** Spring 2: Health & Wellbeing **Topic -Emotional Wellbeing ** Mental health and emotional wellbeing, including body image and coping strategies Collection of Cre8tive Curriculum Lesson Packs that fit with the PSHE Programme builder. ☞ What is Mental Health? ☞ Social Media and Online Stress ☞ Self Harm - How to support someone ☞ Emotional Health & Wellbeing ☞ Promoting Emotional Health & Wellbeing ☞ Eating Disorders (Anorexia Nervosa, Bulimia Nervosa and BED) ☞ Resilience and Growing Up ☞ Body Image and the Impact it has within society ☞ Bonus: Wellbeing Quiz ☞ Bonus: Introduction to Y8 PSHE **Learning outcomes for this unit** • about attitudes towards mental health • how to challenge myths and stigma • about daily wellbeing • how to manage emotions • how to develop digital resilience • about unhealthy coping strategies (e.g. self harm and eating disorders) • about healthy coping strategies Our Cre8tive Curriculum PSHE Builder Packs will cover all three core themes of the Programme of Study (Health and Wellbeing; Relationships; and Living in the Wider World) ✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰ Each Lesson Pack Contains: ☞ • 1 Fully **Editable** PowerPoint (Learning Outcomes, Confidence Checkers, Assessment of Learning, Variety of Tasks, Video Embedded URL Clips, Engaging Premium Quality Slides, Extra Support Websites, Challenging & Thoughtful Questioning) ☞ • Some Contain student worksheet(s) ☞ • Mindfulness Extension Activities ☞ • Assessment Opportunity (Confidence Checker) ☞ • Teacher Notes (On some slides) ☞ • Mapped against Latest DfE Guidance, PSHE Association Core themes (PoS refs: H3, H4, H6, H7, H8, H9, H10, H11, H12, L24) ☞ Requirements (Statutory Health and RSE) ✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰ The Cre8tive Curriculum way!** Our shared vision at Cre8tive Curriculum is to help teachers to equip students with the knowledge and skills to take ownership of their own learning and become independent critical thinkers. Products come ‘Ready-to-Teach’ with everything you need for educational, fun and creative lessons. Be ready with our resources! Product Code:C8/PA/TM07 ✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰

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Five Ways to Well-being. The Five Ways to Well-being are suggested actions which people can take that you may find useful to promote your wellbeing. They are: Connect , Be Active , Take Notice , Keep Learning and Give . These activities are things you can do in your everyday lives.

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Five Ways to Well-being The Five Ways to Well-being are suggested actions which people can take that you may find useful to promote your wellbeing. They are: Connect, Be Active, Take Notice, Keep Learningand Give. These activities are things you can do in your everyday lives. This week is Mental Health Awareness Week and we will be sharing ideas on one way to wellbeing each day, for more information visit www.mind.org.uk and look for Five Ways to Well-being.

Five Ways to Well-being Mental Health Awareness Week 6-10 October 2014 Speak to someone new Put five minutes aside to find out how someone really is Talk to someone instead of sending an email Make a connection with someone today Ask how someone’s weekend was and really listen when they tell you Share a journey to work or home with someone

Five Ways to Well-being Mental Health Awareness Week 6-10 October 2014 Take the stairs not the lift Have a kick-about in a local park or use one of the outdoor gyms in the city Get off the bus one stop earlier and walk the final part of your journey Go for a walk and talk at lunchtime Get physical today to help you feel good. Here are a few ideas… Do some ‘easy exercise’, like stretching, before you leave for work in the morning Visit your local leisure centre Walk into work or back home

Five Ways to Well-being Mental Health Awareness Week 6-10 October 2014 Visit a new place for lunch Take a different route on your journey to or from work Get a plant for your workspace Enjoy the moment and the environment around you Take notice of how those you care about are feeling or acting Find out what is going on in your neighbourhood Have a ‘clear the clutter’ day

Five Ways to Well-being Mental Health Awareness Week 6-10 October 2014 Read the news or a book Sign up for a class Find out something about your colleagues Do a crossword or Sudoku Why not learn something new today? Research something you’ve always wondered about Set up a book club Learn a new word

Five Ways to Well-being Mental Health Awareness Week 6-10 October 2014 Ask those you care about if you can help Talk to a neighbour who may be lonely Help out at your local community centre Here are some ideas… Find out about volunteering opportunities Help someone who is ill by taking their dog for a walk

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Engineering students are under unique pressures that require a unique approach to supporting their mental health — Purdue’s new CARES (Community, Assistance and Resources for Engineering Students) Hub was designed to meet those needs.

“The CARES Hub was a major priority for Purdue Engineering Student Council (PESC) because we're all engineering students ourselves,” said Adrienne Cibulka, PESC president. “Between a full courseload, extracurriculars and job hunting, it can be difficult to manage everything. The hope is that by supporting our community in this way, they have the confidence to manage everything that comes with being a Purdue Engineering student.”

April  24 marked the grand opening of the Purdue CARES Hub. Just over one year ago, on April 7, 2023, PESC presented a donation designated for student wellness to President Mung Chiang. The gift for the CARES Hub was PESC’s largest donation to a student-led initiative, an undertaking made possible by gifts from external donors — fitting that its grand opening  coincided with Purdue Day of Giving.

The CARES Hub is on the first floor of the Neil Armstrong Hall of Engineering (ARMS 1261). The grand opening included remarks from students, College of Engineering leadership and CARES Hub director Kristy Eaton.

“The grand opening of the CARES Hub marks the culmination of ideas, planning and fundraising by the Purdue Engineering Student Council,” Eaton said. “They voiced their need for well-being resources, easy to access mental health support and regular opportunities to build community and connection amongst their peers.”

This was an initiative led by and for students. PESC members set out to create a designated place to support mental well-being, exclusively for engineering students and embedded within the College of Engineering .

“Engineers are taught to think technically, and, in doing so, the brain is rewired to promote a more reasoning-based approach when responding to conflicts, both internal and external. Often this leads to dismissal of emotions and a resistance towards vulnerability,” said Kendall Gibson, member and head of the PESC’s Well-Being Committee. “The CARES Hub allows us to tailor a well-being initiative that appeals to this science-based way of thinking. This is what sets the CARES Hub apart, and I am excited to see how this project will benefit Purdue Engineers.”

As its name reflects, the focus of the CARES Hub is on overall health, making it more approachable. In an effort to further reduce the stigma of seeking mental health services, the assistant director will conduct necessary outreach to reduce the stigma of seeking mental health services. Peer counselors, overseen by a trained clinician, will facilitate walk-in and scheduled appointments to provide low-barrier, high-access support. The CARES Hub will provide meditation classes, art therapy and more.

Students are welcome to come in and socialize, relax, study or eat lunch. Counseling and peer support services will begin when school resumes in August. The CARES Hub provides healthy snacks and will soon add a refrigerator and microwave for students. 

“With full support from the College of Engineering administration, we now embark on creating a culture of well-being that will serve engineering students not only in their years at Purdue but as they enter their professional lives, armed with lifelong skills for self-regulation, self-care and well-being,” Eaton said. 

The largest engineering college ever in the top 5, Purdue Engineering anchors Purdue University as the Cradle of Astronauts, from College alumni Neil Armstrong to the first female commercial astronaut. Other trailblazers include Amelia Earhart, 7 National Medal of Technology and Innovation recipients, and 9 National Academy of Inventors Fellows. Our agricultural and biological engineering programs ranked No. 1 for more than a decade, and the College houses the world's largest academic propulsion lab and the nation's first all-digital nuclear reactor.

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Spring Resources & Opportunities (Volume 3) Husky Pawket Guide

Hello Huskies,

Spring quarter is in full swing and we are here to support you and celebrate with you as you near the completion of an academic year — an exciting milestone in your college career! A reminder to all of the academic support resources available to you, including departmental advising,  test prep, group workshops and homework assistance. A reminder to students nearing graduation to take that next step on your graduation checklist . 

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Uw student wellness week.

The ASUW Office of Student Health Relations (OSHR) is hosting the first-ever UW Student Wellness Week from April 30–May 3. Join us for in-person and virtual activities — stop by the HUB and the event website to get to know UW wellness resources, explore fun programs, or attend a class such as yoga, dance or weight training.

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Service day in the u district.

Join the UWAA, BECU and the U District Partnership for a volunteer service day in the U District on May 5 from 8:15–11:30 a.m. Now part of the fastest-growing neighborhood in Seattle, “The Ave” holds many fond Husky memories. This is a great opportunity to have fun while making a positive impact. Wear your Purple and Gold to add a dash of Husky pride to the day!

Join the global conversation on AI by taking a campus-wide survey

Provost Serio’s Task Force on Artificial Intelligence needs your insights and ideas about the challenges AI can help solve. Join the conversation by completing this short survey about how the UW can leverage AI to advance research, student success, teaching and learning, and change lives and communities. The survey closes April 26.

Win big at the Football Spring Game

You could win Kid Cudi concert tickets, Seattle Mariners tickets, adidas gift cards, UW Bluetooth speakers, Husky gear and more at the Dawgs After Dark Spring Game on May 3 at 6:30 p.m.! Claim your FREE tickets today .

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Tarot for intuition.

This workshop at Schmitz Hall will explore how we can connect more deeply with our own intuition through exploring the symbolism and archetypes found in the Tarot. Join the workshop May 1 from 11 a.m. – 1 p.m.; advance registration for Tarot for Intuition is encouraged.

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Alumni in social sciences: career networking event.

Grow your network by engaging with UW alumni that have graduated with a degree in the social sciences as they share their experiences and advice on navigating post-grad and career successes. Register to attend this career networking event on May 1 from 3:30 – 5:00 p.m. in HUB 250. 

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First thursdays free arboretum walking tours.

Meet in community on May 2 or June 6 for a 1st Thursday free public walking tour through the Washington Park Arboretum. Walks feature seasonal themes, collections plants, explorations of botany and Arboretum history.

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More than 15 FREE events, workshops and drop-in sessions — all during the first week of May!

 Lunchtime concert on May 1, digital content creation skill-building, “Choose Privacy Week”, We Are Not Strangers author talk with Josh Tuininga, BIPOC graduate student artifact showcase and Fellowship Reception on May 9 and more.

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Where gun violence is common, some students say physical safety is a top concern.

Meg Anderson

The busy halls of North Community High School in Minneapolis in between classes. Caroline Yang for NPR hide caption

The busy halls of North Community High School in Minneapolis in between classes.

The students at North Community High School in Minneapolis have seen a lot. Some things, morbid curiosities: a bullet, freshly fired, spinning and melting the rubber on the track surrounding the school's football field.

Others, much more painful: the murder of Deshaun Hill Jr., shot and killed two years ago just blocks from the school. He was 15 years old, and the quarterback of the football team.

"That was my best friend, so we did everything with each other. I feel like that's the toughest thing, just knowing that he's not physically by my side anymore," senior Kahlil Brown says.

Last spring, another member of the football team was shot in both legs. He survived.

"It is not normal. It shouldn't be seen as normal. But we go through it so much that it is normal here," senior Jalen Beard says.

Kahlil Brown, 18, says teammate Deshaun Hill Jr., the student and quarterback who was shot and killed in 2022, was his best friend. Brown, shown posing for a portrait at the North Community High School football field in Minneapolis on April 9, will attend St. Olaf College in the fall. Caroline Yang for NPR hide caption

Kahlil Brown, 18, says teammate Deshaun Hill Jr., the student and quarterback who was shot and killed in 2022, was his best friend. Brown, shown posing for a portrait at the North Community High School football field in Minneapolis on April 9, will attend St. Olaf College in the fall.

Across the country, millions of young people are enduring this same reality: Firearm injuries are the leading cause of death for children and teens over age 1 nationwide.

The federal government is investing billions of dollars to combat this problem. But on the north side of Minneapolis, some students living under the threat of gun violence say there's a disconnect between what the government is offering and what they say they need.

"We needed that police officer at our school and they took it out"

Gun violence affects children and teenagers in devastating ways, says Sonali Rajan, an associate professor at Columbia University's Teachers College. That goes far beyond the physical harm guns can cause.

"Witnessing firearm violence, surviving a shooting, hearing gunshots," Rajan says. "There's a real range of experiences that we have to consider when we think about its impacts and the emotional trauma that goes hand-in-hand with that — nightmares, anxiety, difficulty concentrating, typical symptoms we might associate with post-traumatic stress disorder."

Students exposed to gun violence are less likely to do well in school and less likely to graduate . What's more, the rate of firearm deaths for Black children is six times higher than it is for white children. In Minneapolis, students at North High are well aware of those effects.

"If you're outside, you don't really feel comfortable, you don't really get to relax," Beard says. "Even if you're not the one doing it, even if you're not a part of no gang, nothing like that. But you could still end up being the one on the ground."

A portrait of Deshaun Hill Jr. hangs outside on the fence surrounding the North Community High School track and football field in Minneapolis. Caroline Yang for NPR hide caption

A portrait of Deshaun Hill Jr. hangs outside on the fence surrounding the North Community High School track and football field in Minneapolis.

In response, the Biden administration is awarding $1 billion across the next several years as part of the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act . That money aims to increase the number of mental health professionals in schools.

As part of the same legislation, the administration distributed about another $1 billion in grants to create what it calls "safer and healthier learning environments," employing a wide range of strategies — including anti-bullying and violence prevention programs, staff training and metal detectors.

Minneapolis Public Schools will receive at least $500,000 of this federal aid, much of which is focused on drug and alcohol prevention. The district plans to apply for the mental health grants and has received other state and federal funding specifically for preventing gun violence.

When it comes to more mental health resources, Beard says he would welcome that extra support, as long as a counselor can truly relate.

"You don't want to talk to a stranger who has never been in this situation, who never had one of their best friends pass away at 15," Beard says. "They wouldn't understand. And it would feel like I'm talking to an alien, basically."

In 2020, George Floyd was murdered by a police officer in this same city. Shortly after, the school district ended its contract with the city's police — and pulled school resource officers from its buildings.

"So now the police is out of our schools," says Brown, the senior whose best friend was killed. "We needed that police officer at our school and they took it out."

The school still has a security monitor, but that person is not a sworn officer. The security monitor can't arrest people and doesn't carry a weapon. Students say they don't want to be overpoliced, much less by officers they don't know. But at North, the school resource officer was also the head coach of the football team — and still is.

"That's a trusted person," Beard says. "If I knew my coach was out there protecting me, I'm fine."

Jalen Beard, 18, a friend and teammate of Deshaun Hill Jr., stands by the football field at school. Beard plans to attend St. Olaf College. Caroline Yang for NPR hide caption

Jalen Beard, 18, a friend and teammate of Deshaun Hill Jr., stands by the football field at school. Beard plans to attend St. Olaf College.

Studies have shown the presence of police can criminalize the school space and serve as a pipeline into the criminal justice system, says Rajan, the Columbia researcher. Still, she says, the need for real physical safety is valid.

"We can't necessarily employ a cookie cutter approach to gun violence prevention," Rajan says. "There are 51 million children in our public school system right now. So there is a lot of nuance here we have to contend with."

"What are we doing to prevent that violence from happening at all?"

Every morning, Principal Friestleben stations herself in the hallway to greet students. She says that's intentional: Structure and consistency communicate to students that they're safe.

"My children are walking in with generational and personal experience of not being protected and not being valued and centered," she says.

North Community High School Principal Mauri Friestleben stands in a newly renovated classroom on April 9. Caroline Yang for NPR hide caption

North Community High School Principal Mauri Friestleben stands in a newly renovated classroom on April 9.

Educators need to understand that even though they can't control what happens in the neighborhood, schools can make a real difference in student well-being, says Dan Flannery, a professor who researches gun violence at Case Western Reserve University.

"If you have a positive school climate and culture, if kids feel attached to the school, they're going to have a much more positive experience," Flannery says. "You need to have a commitment to that perspective. The staff and teachers and principals have to understand that this is an important thing to do."

The all-hands-on-deck approach is part of a larger way of thinking: treating gun violence as a disease.

"Public health is predicated on the notion that we should invest as much as we can in what we call primary prevention," Rajan says. "Prevention is saying 'What are we doing years and years before an individual is posing a potential threat to a school community? What are we doing to make it harder? What are we doing to prevent that violence from happening at all?'"

She says alongside stricter gun laws, strengthening communities at large — investing not just in school culture, but also in things like affordable housing and neighborhood green space — can act as a sort of vaccine against violence.

Friestleben wants to see that investment. And though she welcomes the funds, she isn't sure the latest federal grants will get at the root problems that can lead to gun violence.

Jalen Beard holds a pendant he wears in remembrance of his friend. Caroline Yang for NPR hide caption

Jalen Beard holds a pendant he wears in remembrance of his friend.

"It's no different than one of my kids being hungry and going to the corner store and getting chips. It's satisfying a teeny, tiny little bit of hunger, but not in a healthy, sustainable, longstanding way," she says.

This year Jalen Beard and Kahlil Brown will graduate and go on to college.

They'll attend St. Olaf College, a small liberal arts school about 45 miles from home. They're going to be roommates, and they'll both be playing football, something they talked about doing with their friend who's no longer here.

"He wasn't getting in trouble. He went to class. He had good grades," Beard says. "To me, he was doing everything right. He was doing everything he was supposed to be. And he still didn't get his opportunity."

Note: Meg Anderson was a teacher for Minneapolis Public Schools several years ago. Her spouse works for the district.

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Policies and Practices Related to Student Protest and Demonstration

Note: This letter originally appeared as an e-mail sent to Hopkins students on Wednesday April 24, 2024.

Dear Students:

As you know, reasoned, analytical, and open dialogue is a hallmark of our university community. With this comes an obligation to ensure each voice can be heard, including through peaceful demonstration.

Our Student Affairs and Public Safety teams have recently received inquiries from many of you and others across our Hopkins community about our policies and practices related to student protest and demonstration. To ensure that our students have access to this key information, we are writing to remind you of The Guidelines for Students in Support of Free Expression Through Protests and Demonstrations that were developed collaboratively with our students. Additionally, we have included information at the end of this message to address questions about prohibited behaviors to ensure the orderly functioning of the university and the safety of our students and all members of our community.

Our university policies and guidelines exist so that, together with you, we can maintain a safe environment that supports free expression. These resources reflect a mutual commitment to ensuring the flow of open, vibrant expression that is so essential to our academic community, and to preventing harassment, discrimination, intimidation, and threats, which are a violation of our existing policies and the student code of conduct .

Please know that we, and our colleagues, are available to support you and address any questions or concerns you may have.

As this academic year comes to a close, we are committed to continuing to partner with you to ensure the remaining weeks of the semester, especially for our students who are about to graduate, are successful, safe, and reflective of all of your hard work.

Rachelle Hernandez Vice Provost for Student Affairs

Branville Bard Vice President for Public Safety

Examples of prohibited behaviors:

• Occupying buildings that are closed or locked, or university buildings or grounds in ways that disrupt or interfere with university services or operations.
• Blocking entrances and exits.
• Assembling tents and/or temporary structures without prior approval.
• Tampering with university property or affixing signs and banners to interiors or exteriors of buildings (other than designated areas) without the appropriate permission.
• Disrupting or interfering with the orderly function of the university and/or disobeying or otherwise failing to comply with the directions of university officials, administrators, faculty, staff, or law enforcement acting in performance of their duties.

Please be aware that failure to abide by these policies may result in disciplinary and/or legal action, including potential suspension and/or citation for trespassing.

For more information, see

• Guidelines for Students in Support of Free Expression Through Protests and Demonstrations
• Student Code of Conduct
• Demonstrations and Rallies | Leadership Engagement & Experiential Development (jhu.edu)
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Workshop in Sustainable Development Practice: Final Presentations

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The student teams in SIPA’s Workshop in Sustainable Development Practice ( the EPD Workshop ) have been working this year on cutting-edge projects with seventeen clients in over twenty-two countries. Notably, three of the projects involve SIPA alumni as clients, and five faculty advisors (as well as the workshop director) are alumni.  This year’s projects support climate resilience and AI innovations in agriculture, education, social entrepreneurship, private sector investment (including gender lens investing), post-conflict reintegration, renewable energy, and indigenous trade. On April 25 and April 26 , the teams will present highlights of their work in a hybrid conference hosted by SIPA.

Workshop clients, faculty advisors, members of the Columbia/SIPA community, SIPA alumni and the general public are warmly invited and encouraged to join any sessions of interest.

This event will be hosted in person (for CUID holders only) and online. Registration is required to receive a Zoom link.

This year's workshop clients Enabling Qapital, Fundación Corona, globalbike, Inc., International Trade Centre, Kazakhstan's Ministry of Science and Higher Education, Oxfam Indonesia, Open Development Cambodia, Pencils of Promise, Rwanda Social Security Board, Sawiris Foundation for Social Development, United Nations Development Programme, UN Department for Peace Operations, UN Resident Coordinator’s Office in Mongolia and Pakistan, Value for Women, World Economic Forum India, and World Food Programme's Regional Center of Excellence against Hunger and Malnutrition.

Click here to view the final presentation schedule.

The Workshop in Sustainable Development Practice is sponsored by the Economic and Political Development Concentration  at SIPA.

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