Explore kindness as a skill, being a role model for your children, social-emotional skills, creating a safe place to share, what empathy is, and why it is important, building empathy at home, resources for kindness and empathy, and intentional inclusion.

The Choose Kindness Project has gathered top strategies and tools from organizations leading the way in the field of bullying prevention, intentional inclusion, and mental wellness.

This resource will explore identifying bullying, warning signs of bullying, cyberbullying, who is involved with bullying, what to do if your child is bullied, risk factors for bullying, and different types of bullying.

This resource will explore identifying bullying, warning signs of bullying, cyberbullying, who is involved with bullying, what to do if your child is bullied, risk factors for bullying, and different types of bullying

To truly celebrate the profound impact of sports, we must first champion equity. This is especially crucial for youth sports, where the youngest athletes are just discovering their passion, unaware of the numerous systemic barriers that threaten their fun

As players need each other, coaches need assistance too. This resource displays how your role as an assistant coach is vital to the team’s success.

Playing time is probably the biggest source of frustration and anger among sports parents. What is a parent to do when your child does NOT have a good coach who gets kids into games?

Brian Roberts, the former Chicago Fire Academy Director of Performance, shares two pieces of advice for young players wanting to take their game to the next level.

With kids headed back to school, check out these tips and tricks to help them acclimate to the student-athlete lifestyle.

Girls go through body changes earlier in their lives than boys typically do, but often times they feel awkward because of that.