The Be Kind People Project Announces Chief Development Officer

The Be Kind People Project Announces Chief Development Officer

Lora Golke

Lora Golke joins rising Phoenix-based nonprofit

The Be Kind People Project (BKPP) is thrilled to announce the appointment of Lora Golke as its Chief Development Officer. With a robust background in nonprofit management, Lora brings a wealth of experience to the organization, having spent over 17 years with the Arizona Community Foundation, culminating in her role as Senior Director of Development and Donor Engagement.

Throughout her distinguished career, Lora has also contributed her expertise to various boards, including People Acting Now Discover Answers (PANDA), the Phoenix Heart Ball, Adnet, and Phoenix Suns Charities. Her strategic insights and passion for community engagement align seamlessly with The Be Kind People Project’s mission. During her time with ACF, Lora helped create Athletes for Arizona, a partnership between The Be Kind People Project and the Arizona Community Foundation.

Founder and CEO Marcia Meyer expressed enthusiasm about the newest addition to the team, stating, “We’re excited to add Lora’s professionalism and insight to our leadership team and know she’s a perfect fit to continue the impact for youth, families, and the community. The work of The Be Kind People Project to build a generation of respectful, responsible, healthy, and caring citizens and leaders is growing and is so important today.”

Lora Golke shared her excitement about joining The Be Kind People Project, saying, “After 17 incredible years with ACF, I am ecstatic to move forward with an organization as innovative as The Be Kind People Project. The need for an organization like this is immense, and I look forward to the opportunity to grow their reach as we work together to build an intentionally kind generation.”

This significant addition to the BKPP leadership team comes at a pivotal moment with the opening of their new offices and programming at The BE KIND Community Education Center and expansion of their services, reaching schools and businesses in Arizona, Chicago, and nationwide. Lora’s national role will help The Be Kind People Project continue to collaborate, align, and develop its work with community and business partners with a shared commitment to positive youth development and building values of respect, responsibility, and civility in the community.


About The Be Kind People Project
Founded in 2011, The Be Kind People Project® is a public 501 (c) 3 non-profit dedicated to initiating positive social change in schools and providing a framework for youth that will improve academic achievement, interpersonal relationship skills, accountability, behavior, personal health and wellness, teacher appreciation, and the formation of enduring values. The Be Kind People Project has a vision of building a generation of respectful, responsible, healthy, and caring citizens and leaders. The organization has served over five million students and 250,000 teachers. To learn more about The Be Kind People Project and The BE KIND Break, visit https://thebekindpeopleproject.org/.

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Be Kind People Project Celebrates Grand Opening of Community Education Center

Be Kind People Project Celebrates Grand Opening of Community Education Center

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Grant for the center came from the Super Bowl LVII Host Committee

The Be Kind People Project® (BKPP) cut the ribbon at the grand opening of their new BE KIND Community Education Center. Located at 731 Grand Ave. in the Roosevelt district of Downtown Phoenix, the new space will allow community members to participate in community engagement programs, creative arts, and more. It will also serve as the headquarters for the national non-profit.

“This space will be a place for enrichment, music, diversity, education, acceptance, building lifelong values and strong relationship skills, connections….and dance.,” said Founder and CEO Marcia Meyer. “We have already put in so much work to the center in order to ensure it reaches its full potential and allows us to expand and amplify our offerings to youth, to families, and to the community.

The BE KIND CREW kicked off the opening with a brand-new dance performance on their new dance floor. Attendees were then guided to the ribbon cutting ceremony with Staff Leadership, Board Members, BE KIND CREW members and dignitaries. Phoenix City Councilwoman Yassamin Ansari and Maricopa County Board of Supervisors Chairman Jack Sellers attended and spoke about what the center will bring to the neighborhood and the importance of the work being delivered by The Be Kind People Project programs. The event wrapped with tours of the center, which includes a video studio, professional dance floor, offices and event space.

“This center will provide a huge lift to our mission to deliver relevant learning and youth development opportunities that inspire humanity, academic achievement, healthy living, and initiate a positive change in the learning environment for students wherever and however they learn,” said Vice President of Education Practices Melissa Britt.

Here are a few of the many ways the center will be used:

  • BE KIND Business seminars
  • Volunteer events
  • Fitness and wellness classes
  • Cyber Boot Camps
  • Family engagement
  • School field trips
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  • A Ribbon Cutting at the BE KIND Community Education Center

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  • Jane Andersen and Maricopa County Supervisor Jack Sellers at the BE KIND Community Education Center

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About The Be Kind People Project
Founded in 2011, The Be Kind People Project® is a public 501 (c) 3 non-profit dedicated to initiating positive social change in schools and providing a framework for youth that will improve academic achievement, interpersonal relationship skills, accountability, behavior, personal health and wellness, teacher appreciation, and the formation of enduring values. The Be Kind People Project has a vision of building a generation of respectful, responsible, healthy, and caring citizens and leaders. The organization has served over five million students and 250,000 teachers. To learn more about The Be Kind People Project and The BE KIND Break, visit https://thebekindpeopleproject.org/.

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FREE Academic, Health, and Character Education Lessons for Every Teacher in America

The Be Kind People Project Receives Funding from Arizona Sports & Tourism Authority

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The Be Kind People Project® Aims to Build a Generation of Respectful and Responsible Youth

The Be Kind People Project is inviting every K-8th grade teacher in America to join their newly expanded free online program, The BE KIND Break™. Used in over 400 U.S. cities across all 50 states, The BE KIND Break offers lessons, videos, and worksheets that teach students the most important lesson of all: kindness. The evidence-based resources are based on The Be Kind Pledge™, a list of 10 skills of kindness that offer a positive framework for youth focused on pro-active solutions for bullying, cyberbullying, civility, respect, and success.

With new resources available every month, their ready-to-use online worksheets include math, language arts, social studies, and science lessons that integrate national academic standards with character skills that foster self-awareness, self-management, responsible decision making, social awareness, and relationship skills. In addition to CDC health and online safety tips, the free program includes The Move of the Month™ dance videos, teaching kindness through music, dance, and kinesthetic learning.

The BE KIND Break is unique in its approach to helping teachers and parents simultaneously teach academic lessons while fostering essential life skills and values. Furthermore, schools participating in BE KIND programs report higher academic scores and improved behavior.

Nicole Henderson, Professional School Counselor at Dunne STEM Academy in Chicago, Illinois explains how the program improves relationship skills, “Given everything that our students have gone through during the pandemic and all of the social development that they have missed out on, they really needed a structured curriculum that was not only driven by current standards but also fun. What makes The Be Kind People Project unique is that it found a way to deliver the content to students while also keeping them involved, engaged and motivated.”


About The Be Kind People Project
Founded in 2011, The Be Kind People Project® is a public 501 (c) 3 non-profit dedicated to initiating positive social change in schools and providing a framework for youth that will improve academic achievement, interpersonal relationship skills, accountability, behavior, personal health and wellness, teacher appreciation, and the formation of enduring values. The Be Kind People Project has a vision of building a generation of respectful, responsible, healthy, and caring citizens and leaders. The organization has served over five million students and 250,000 teachers. To learn more about The Be Kind People Project and The BE KIND Break, visit https://thebekindpeopleproject.org/.

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The Be Kind People Project Announces Honoree and Co-Chairs for December Full Circle Gala

The Be Kind People Project Announces Honoree and Co-Chairs for December Full Circle Gala

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Co-Chairs Christi Warner Beyer and Robert Meza with Award of Excellence Honoree Jordan Rose

Jordan Rose, Founder and President of Rose Law Group, has been announced as the recipient of The Full Circle Award of Excellence and Innovation. The award will be officially presented at The Be Kind People Project’s Full Circle Gala on December 2, 2023, at the Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts. The Be Kind People Project also announced community leaders Robert Meza and Christi Warner Beyer as the event’s co-chairs. 

“As someone who holds so much respect for the work of The Be Kind People Project, this award is such an honor,” said Rose. “As a business owner and mother, I am very grateful to be a part of an organization creating a generation of children not only across Arizona, but now across the nation, to be kind.”

The Be Kind People Project’s Founder and CEO Marcia Meyer said, “Jordan is the perfect recipient of this award, she truly exemplifies what the Be Kind People Project stands for.” She continued with, “We are so fortunate to have Robert and Christi leading an all-star committee and supporting our amazing BE KIND CREW as they prepare for a Full Circle event you won’t want to miss.”

The Full Circle Gala includes a reception, full production by THE BE KIND CREW and guests on the stage at the Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts, followed by a dessert and DJ after-party. Tickets start at $125.00 with sponsorship and underwriting opportunities available starting at $5,000.00. Ads for the playbill start at $800.00. 

This program has been made possible, in part, through assistance from Scottsdale Arts.

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Athletes for Arizona, a Collaborative Statewide Partnership, Launches with Interactive Assembly from The Be Kind People Project

Athletes for Arizona, a Collaborative Statewide Partnership, Launches with Interactive Assembly from The Be Kind People Project

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Partnership will deliver comprehensive school wellness and sports programs in underserved communities.

The Arizona Community Foundation, Athletes for Hope, and The Be Kind People Project have announced a new partnership, Athletes for Arizona (AFA). The partnership had its first event at Sun Canyon Elementary School in Phoenix where they helped kick off the new school year with an interactive assembly. AFA is designed to support youth in underserved communities statewide, with a focus on education, mental and physical health, and advocacy and equity.    More than 600 students gathered for a Be Fit. Be Healthy. Be Kind Assembly where they learned how to practice healthy habits and character skills. The Gorilla from the Phoenix Suns, Baxter from the Arizona Diamondbacks, Howler from the Arizona Coyotes, and Spirit from the Fiesta Bowl attended the event to help encourage the students to play sports and lead active and healthy lifestyles.

“The beginning of the school year is always an exciting time for us at The Be Kind People Project, and this year even more so with the start of Athletes for Arizona,” said Ashley Brannon, Senior National Director of Marketing at BKPP. “We expect that AFA will have a tremendous impact in our schools and bring us closer to a future where all children have the chance to lead healthy lifestyles and positively impact their communities.”

With a goal of increasing sports and physical activity, healthy habits, positive behavior, and academic achievement, AFA takes a collaborative approach to engage leading organizations and athletes with shared values. The initiative will expand sports philanthropy throughout the state by engaging sports professionals to support students and build a generation of active and healthy youth.

“Everyone at Arizona Community Foundation is ecstatic to see Athletes for Arizona come to fruition,” said Lora Golke, Senior Director, Development & Donor Engagement at Arizona Community Foundation. “This partnership will galvanize school sports across Arizona, which in turn provides students with new opportunities to excel.”  

About The Be Kind People Project:  The Be Kind People Project® (BKPP) is a public 501 (c) 3 non-profit that initiates a positive change in the overall learning environment and provides relevant learning and youth development opportunities that inspire humanity, academic achievement, and healthy living.

Athletes for Arizona: Athletes for Arizona, a partnership between the Arizona Community Foundation, Athletes for Hope, and The Be Kind People Project, envisions schools in which all students can participate in physical, social, and mental wellbeing through planned programming and sports participation to enhance the educational, social, emotional, and physical benefits that our youth deserve in life.

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The Be Kind People Project Receives Funding from Arizona Sports & Tourism Authority

The Be Kind People Project Receives Funding from Arizona Sports & Tourism Authority

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The Be Kind People Project®, an Arizona-based 501(c)3 non-profit, is honored to announce they have received $80,000 in grant support from The Arizona Sports and Tourism Authority (“AZSTA”) for design, construction, renovation, equipment, and supplies for its newest project, The BE KIND Community Center™ in downtown Phoenix.

The BE KIND Community Center will be the hub for the work of The Be Kind People Project and be a focus for youth services, fitness and wellness classes, interactive technology learning, and youth development programs.  Also offered will be adult and community opportunities for sports and wellness, social services, family engagement, and volunteerism. AZSTA Board Chair Teddy Eynon stated in support of the grant, “It is a privilege to partner with The Be Kind People Project to build a center to promote health, wellness and youth development in Central Phoenix. AZSTA is proud to support deserving organizations such as The Be Kind People Project and deliver on the promise made to voters who approved Proposition 302.”

“We are thrilled that the Arizona Sports and Tourism Authority will be a significant contributor to this important project for downtown Phoenix,” says Marcia Meyer, CEO and Founder, “The vision of the project is to enhance the overall health and wellness of the downtown community, especially for its youth, and AZSTA is a valued partner in making this unique offering a reality.   We thank them for their support and for all that they do for youth and amateur sports in Maricopa County.”

Pledging to offer innovative services and access to youth, their parents, and the community in central Phoenix, The BE KIND Community Center’s location and opening date will be announced in the late summer of 2023.   JC Thompson, Chief Operating Officer added, “The BE KIND Community Center has been designed to be a model for urban engagement and education for youth and adults, and we look forward to working with multiple partners in Phoenix.” It is expected to be functional and begin offering daytime, after school, and weekend programs in the fall of 2023.

For more information and to find out about sponsorship or volunteer opportunities, please inquire at info@bkpp.org.

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The Be Kind People Project Reveals The BE KIND Booker Van Funded by Phoenix Suns Charities and Devin Booker’s Starting Five

May 8, 2023

The Be Kind People Project Reveals The BE KIND Booker Van Funded by Phoenix Suns Charities and Devin Booker’s Starting Five

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Phoenix Suns Charities LogoThrough the generosity of Devin Booker and Phoenix Suns Charities, The Be Kind People Project, has a brand new ride! The Be Kind People Project unveiled the transport van in front of hundreds of supporters last week in a ribbon cutting.

The Booker Van, decked out with images of Phoenix Suns shooting guard Devin Booker and the theme of RESPECT. INCLUSION. TEAMWORK. EDUCATION will be used for transportation to Arizona schools to enhance services for children with special needs with BE KIND recesses. It will also provide transportation and access for young adults with special needs for career development options.

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The $100,000 grant was announced in December as part of Booker’s Starting Five Grants. “We are honored to support The Be Kind People Project thanks to Devin’s generous contributions through the Devin Booker Starting Five program,” said Sarah Krahenbuhl, Phoenix Suns Charities Executive Director and Vice President of Social Responsibility. “The BE KIND Booker Van is such an amazing idea and we’re thrilled to help provide so many opportunities for children and young adults with special needs, something that is so meaningful to Devin and Phoenix Suns Charities.” Melissa Britt, Vice President of Education Practices says, “We are excited to offer employment and volunteer opportunities for young adults with special needs to participate with us at school assemblies, community events, and interaction with THE BE KIND CREW.”

The Be Kind People Project’s Founder and CEO Marcia Meyer added, “We are so thankful to Devin Booker and Phoenix Suns Charities for this amazing gift and the opportunities it will allow us to bring to even more special students and young adults. We feel so strongly that students and young adults of all abilities deserve respect and inclusion and the opportunity to learn teamwork while receiving their education.” Meyer continued, “The fact that we were able to introduce The Booker Van during this exciting time of the NBA playoff run was like icing on the cake—actually more like sinking a 3 point basket at the buzzer to win a game! We can’t wait to pick up our new teammates and get to work.”

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K-8 Students to Submit Entries to The Be Kind People Project’s Annual Nationwide Essay Contest

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Three Weeks Left for K-8 Students to Submit Entries to The Be Kind People Project’s Annual Nationwide Essay Contest

Students Share How They Can Make A Difference

 

PHOENIX, AZ (March 9, 2023) – The non-profit organization The Be Kind People Project encourages K-8 students to enter the Annual Be Kind Make A Difference National Essay Contest about how they can impact their community.

 

This year’s prompt will highlight 10 skills of kindness from The Be Kind Pledge with students submitting responses to “This is how I can use the skills of The Be Kind Pledge in my community.” Students will share examples of how they use these skills in their own life within the essay. All entries are due Friday, March 31, and winners will be announced on Friday, April 28, 2023.

 

Grades K-2 may draw one or multiple pictures with one to five hand-written sentences for entry. Grades 3-8 may write a one-page essay with two to three paragraphs typed double-spaced or written legibly. Students with disabilities are encouraged to participate in any option based on their abilities and parent or teacher discretion.

 

First, second and third-place winners will be selected from K-2nd grade, 3rd-5th grade and 6th-8th grade. All winning students receive BE KIND Swag and a BE KIND National Make a Difference Essay Contest Certificate. All teachers of winning students receive BE KIND classroom materials and free access to The Be Kind Break Premium online classroom resources for the 2023-2024 academic school year. Grand prize winners are able to select their prize from the following options: Apple watch, electric scooter, karaoke machine, or a new mountain bike. Second place winners will have their choice of a scooter, waterproof speaker, Converse or Nike shoes and third place winners have the option of choosing from wireless earbuds, a science kit, or magazine subscription.

For more information regarding this year’s contest, visit https://thebekindpeopleproject.org/essay-contest/.

To watch last year’s student winners read their essays, visit The Be Kind People Project’s YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6-WQVj463RU

Student Lucas states he wants to make a difference by building more parks and gathering spaces, helping others learn and creating more after-school programs.

About The Be Kind People Project

The Be Kind People Project® (BKPP) is a public 501 (c) 3 non-profit that initiates a positive change in the overall learning environment and provides relevant learning and youth development opportunities that inspire humanity, academic achievement, and healthy living for students wherever and however they learn. The organization’s vision is to build a generation of respectful, responsible, healthy and caring citizens and leaders. To learn more about The Be Kind People Project, visit https://thebekindpeopleproject.org/.

 

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Super Bowl leaves a lasting legacy with The Be Kind People Project’s Community Center

NFL Foundation invests in The Be Kind People Project to leave a positive lasting legacy beyond Super Bowl LVII

We are THRILLED to announce that the largest Super Bowl LVII Legacy Grant has been awarded to The Be Kind People Project for the buildout of The BE KIND Community Education Center, a creative and holistic hub for community engagement. The Arizona Super Bowl Host Committee, in partnership with the National Football League (NFL) Foundation, is investing in nonprofit organizations across Arizona to leave a positive lasting legacy.

The Phoenix community center will have a transformative impact on the community and serve as the conduit between service providers and youth who could receive the maximum benefits in social, health, fitness, and arts programming.

With its focus on creating a lasting impact in the state of Arizona long after the Super Bowl game itself, The Be Kind Community Education Center will be a lasting representation of the investment the NFL and Super Bowl Host Committee made in the state and serve generations of citizens and fans into the future.


The BE KIND Community Education Center will provide an engaging space for:

  • After-school classes and summer camps 
  • Performing arts classes and youth recitals
  • STEM and technology classes
  • The BE KIND Education Council 
  • Student mentoring
  • Grandparents care reading programs
  • Mentoring and tutoring programs
  • Sib Shops – classes for siblings of children with special needs
  • Health and Wellness activities – group sports, yoga, dance
  • The BE KIND National Youth Board 
  • Nutrition education and cooking classes
  • Art galleries and expositions
  • The BE KIND Business retreats 
  • Family engagement
  • Space for youth service providers
  • Community service

The BE KIND Community Education Center will further the mission of The Be Kind People Project and amplify our existing programs, partnerships, and impact. Because of YOUR support, this work is made possible. 

We can’t wait to welcome you to The BE KIND Community Education Center!


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Steven J. Tepper to be honored at FULL CIRCLE Gala – Nov. 16, 2019

The Be Kind People Project recognizes dean of The Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts at Arizona State University

(September 2019 – Phoenix AZ) The Be Kind People Project today announced the selection of Steven J. Tepper, dean of The Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts at Arizona State University, as it’s 2019 FULL CIRCLE Honoree. The award will be presented at its annual FULL CIRCLE gala on Nov. 16, 2019. The FULL CIRCLE Award recognizes outstanding individuals who have influenced efforts to initiate transformational positive change for youth.

As dean of The Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts, Tepper leads the nation’s largest comprehensive design and arts school at a research university. Tepper is a leading writer and speaker on U.S. cultural policy, and his work has fostered national discussions around cultural engagement, creative work and careers, art and democracy, and the work of the 21st century creative campus.

Tepper is being recognized for his leadership in providing excellence in the arts for the benefit of comprehensive youth development education, as well as preparation and support for ASU students and alums to use their unique talents to contribute positively to the community. The Be Kind People Project currently employs 60+ dancers in THE BE KIND CREW, a group of urban dancers and artists who connect with students using inter-disciplinary education techniques inspired by the arts, and has employed over 125 artists since its inception. Approximately 70% of THE BE KIND CREW are students or graduates of the Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts.

“Steven Tepper has had a profound influence on excellence in arts education and the preparation of students for a career that is building the next generation of respectful, responsible, healthy, and caring citizens and leaders,” says Marcia Meyer, board chair and CEO of The Be Kind People Project. “We see the high quality of ASU students and graduates who are using their skills as members of THE BE KIND CREW. Their talent and commitment to inspire, educate, and motivate today’s primary and secondary students demonstrate full circle results in action.”

FULL CIRCLE 2019 will provide Tepper the opportunity to see his students and graduates in action, as THE BE KIND CREW will present a full stage production at the Madison Center for the Arts on Nov. 16. Click here for more information.

One in three kids have experienced bullying to some extent, whether it be in person or online. By combining hip hop with evidence-based social and emotional learning, THE BE KIND CREW teaches kids across the nation that it is cool to be kind.

“Students immediately relate to THE BE KIND CREW,” says Melissa Britt, national director of creative education practices for The Be Kind People Project. “We use music, dance, and even an occasional body flip to connect with the students so they can learn how to be kind people at school, at home, and in the community.” THE BE KIND CREW puts the skills of The Be Kind Pledge™ into action for effective student learning.

In 2018, The FULL CIRCLE honorees were Christine and Luis Gonzalez, recognized for their commitment to strong personal, family, and community values.

The FULL CIRCLE gala is a ticketed event. See www.BKPP.org/FullCircle for event information or send inquiries to www.BKPP.org or call 602-559-9399.

About The Be Kind People Project:

Founded in 2011, The Be Kind People Project is a public 501c3 nonprofit (46-0720140) based in Phoenix, Arizona, focused on delivering youth-relevant learning opportunities that inspire humanity, academic achievement and healthy living to build a generation of respectful and responsible citizens and leaders. The Be Kind People Project provides positive solutions for conflict and lifelong social and emotional skills needed to build strong interpersonal relationships. Kindness is at the core of how people of all ages respect, communicate with, and treat others. Because meaningful character education is an essential pillar of effective social, emotional, and academic learning, The Be Kind People Project provides students with an evidence-based learning approach so they will understand what TO do instead of what NOT to do. Based on The Be Kind Pledge, with 10 skills of kindness, The Be Kind People Project offers school assemblies, online learning programs, after school and summer classes, leadership conferences, school gardens, community service projects and family engagement programs. Most programs are led by members of THE BE KIND CREW, a group of 65 professional urban dancers and educators, who teach the skills needed to address the important youth social issues of bullying, academic achievement, youth obesity and healthy lifestyles, and cyberbullying — through music, dance, and spoken word. The Be Kind People Project has nearly one million contacts annually with students, their teachers and their families nationwide.

About the Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts

ASU’s Herberger Institute is the largest comprehensive design and arts school in the country, built on a combination of disciplines unlike any other program nationally and located within a dynamic research university focused on transformative change. Design and arts at ASU comprises the School of Art; the School of Arts, Media and Engineering; The Design School; the School of Film, Dance and Theatre; and the School of Music, as well as the ASU Art Museum. The Herberger Institute is committed to redefining the 21st-century design and arts school through developing and scaling ideas to strengthen the role of designers and artists across all areas of society and culture and to increase the capacity of artists to make a difference in their communities. For more information about the Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts, visit herbergerinstitute.asu.edu

 

 

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