Kind Campaign

Kind club curriculum: the kind club curriculum offers a safe and supportive space for students to come together from all walks of life, to have deep and meaningful discussions, and to create stronger and healthier relationships with themselves and their peers. This year-long curriculum encourages students to come together to create kinder, safer, and more inclusive school hallways and communities. Original introspective exercises and team-building activities along with community service initiatives throughout the curriculum provide students with life-changing experiences and tools. The kind club is led by an adult kind club mentor, often a school faculty member, school counselor, or a leader in the community. Many schools which have kind campaign assemblies, then adopt the kind club curriculum to insure the conversation spans across the rest of the school year. Kind campaign is proud to offer their kind club curriculum free of charge to schools.

Kind campaign's official volunteer program, kind ambassadors, gives people across the world the opportunity to spread kind campaign assemblies and kind clubs into their local schools and communities. There are currently over 400 active kind ambassador volunteers creating change in their communities. Kind campaign hosted a virtual back-to-school gathering on october 2nd, for kind ambassadors, teachers, faculty, counselors and administrators across the nation, honoring the work that they do and spreading awareness about kind campaign programming. Guests were able to connect with each other after the event to support other volunteers and school admin in bringing kind campaign programming to their communities. Special guest speakers jessica weiner and julianne hough shared as well as former student and kind campaign attendee rachel whalen, who shared her powerful testimony.