Resources
Discover a variety of educational resources designed to enhance learning and support personal growth across diverse subjects and skill levels.
Bella Resources
Resources for Emotional Support
This resource provides emotional support tools, including insights into the science of stress with a focus on meditation and mindfulness practices. It also offers guidance on when and where to seek help, along with important facts about mental health.
Message from Bella: Beliefs & Other "Proofs"
Message from the Bella Charitable Foundation – dedicated to life-long learning, education, social justice, and building a better and more peaceful world by helping youths reach their maximum potential.
Financial Literacy
This resource offers an introduction to financial literacy, including an overview and recommended videos, books, and websites such as Khan Academy. It features PowerPoint presentations on topics like checking account and debit card simulations, saving and credit management, and how to write a check. The resource also includes important information on cyber security.
Preparing for Work Success
This resource focuses on preparing for work success by covering essential job readiness skills. It includes guidance on writing professional emails, creating an effective resume, and using a resume worksheet and format. You'll also learn how to write a strong cover letter, communicate with impact, and prepare for interviews. Additionally, it highlights the importance of managing your online presence and how social media can affect your job prospects.
Resources for Academic Success
This resource offers tools and strategies for academic success. It includes a study guide and tips for overcoming procrastination and staying organized. You'll find advice for preparing before class, staying engaged during class, and reviewing effectively afterward. Additional resources cover where to get textbooks, as well as how to use a master schedule and weekly planner to manage your time.
Free Resources
Created for leaders and educators, the DRC shares learnings from CASEL’s Collaborating Districts Initiative, a partnership with districts representing over one million students across the U.S. Based on these efforts to study and scale social-emotional learning, the DRC provides a framework to support high-quality systemic SEL implementation. This process is intended to embed SEL into every aspect of a district’s work and students’ educational experiences.
Second Step and Second Step High School offers research-based human skills programs for pre-K through high school, reaching over 20 million students annually. By adopting a districtwide approach, they prioritize key outcomes such as academic achievement, a positive school climate, and student mental health, while also addressing issues like chronic absenteeism, school safety, and educator wellbeing.
Through film, education, and activism, the Representation Project awakens consciousness, spotlights the cost of stereotypes, and invites everyone to build a more equitable future. Their storytelling has touched thousands of lives by igniting a national conversation about sexism in the media and showcasing how harmful American masculinity can be for boys and young men.
Free Curriculums
The Mask You Live In
This resource encourages students from kindergarten through university to think critically about ways in which gender stereotypes manifest in their lives, in the media, and elsewhere, and intersect with race, class, and circumstance to influence people’s attitudes, behaviors, and opinions.
GET: The Project
This new eight-module curriculum for high school and college students encourages students to have unflinching conversations about the most pressing problems they face today. It reflects the needs of Generation Z, weaving together leadership development, mental health interventions, media literacy, social-emotional learning, and gender-based violence prevention.
Miss Representation
This curriculum teaches media literacy and women’s leadership skills at grade-appropriate levels, from kindergarten all the way through university.
For-Purchase Resources
Adrian Michael Green
Adrian Michael is a writer, author, speaker, mentor, and wellness educator who creates safe and brave spaces for people to fully be themselves. From 2018–2020 he was the inaugural Director of School Success and Head Trainer for Project Wayfinder, where he helped train and support teachers to guide their students (middle school thru college) to lead lives with meaning and purpose. He’s written 23 books of poetry and prose, taught an undergraduate course called "Wayfinding Your Purpose" at the University of California, Berkeley, and founded his health and wellness company lovasté in 2015, where he provides frameworks and experiential activities that improve inter and intra-personal relationships.