Participants will actively contribute to inclusive and equitable practices, as well as listen effectively to decipher meaning, including knowledge, values, attitudes and intentions.

In this lesson, participants will learn to be open and responsive to new and diverse perspectives while they keep an open mind to diverse ideas and new ways of thinking.

Participants will demonstrate flexibility by adapting to diverse environments while they gather and analyze information from a diverse set of sources and individuals to fully understand a problem.

Participants will demonstrate flexibility by adapting to diverse environments while they gather and analyze information from a diverse set of sources and individuals to fully understand a problem.

Participants will actively contribute to inclusive and equitable practices that influence individual and systemic change while they listen effectively to decipher meaning, including knowledge, values, attitudes and intentions.

In this lesson, participants will demonstrate flexibility by adapting to diverse environments while they gather and analyze information from a diverse set of sources and individuals to fully understand a problem.

In this lesson, participants will actively contribute to inclusive and articulate thoughts and ideas effectively using written communication skills to write a letter to someone they want to stay connected with.

Participants will analyze and evaluate their own ideas in order to explore new ways of thinking and embrace diverse ideas by coming up with stories based on abstract images.

Participants will display curiosity, seek out opportunities to learn, and keep an open mind about their peers' interests.

Participants will engage in an idea creation process and explore opening their mind to new ideas.

Participants will answer questions that clarify various points of view and lead to an understanding of how different items are related.

Design and conduct a survey to learn about the community that your group serves.

Use a quick series of exercise moves to get a group moving.

Get up and dance around to some music!

Create an interconnected web with the group as they share things with each other.

Write affirmations using the letters of a person’s name.

First impressions matter, but lasting impressions are even more important. Find out how the people in the group have been impacted by each other for the better!

Create a secret handshake with a partner.

Participants will work together to create sets of forks, knives, and spoons.

In this activity, the facilitator creates a situation where group members have the potential to distrust each other while completing an activity.