0
Skip to Content
LivingKind
Overview
Our Team
Partnerships
Overview
Our Programs
In-School & After-School Programs
Youth Changemaker Clubs
CHES
Compassionate Communities
Get Involved
Teaching Resources
Book Lists
Everyday Circle Cards
Game
Teacher Training
Donate
Monthly Giving
Donor Advised Funds
Planned Giving
More Ways to Give
Blogs
Events
Stay Connnected
Impact
Advocacy
DONATE
LivingKind
Overview
Our Team
Partnerships
Overview
Our Programs
In-School & After-School Programs
Youth Changemaker Clubs
CHES
Compassionate Communities
Get Involved
Teaching Resources
Book Lists
Everyday Circle Cards
Game
Teacher Training
Donate
Monthly Giving
Donor Advised Funds
Planned Giving
More Ways to Give
Blogs
Events
Stay Connnected
Impact
Advocacy
DONATE
Folder: Who We Are
Back
Overview
Our Team
Partnerships
Folder: What We Do
Back
Overview
Our Programs
In-School & After-School Programs
Youth Changemaker Clubs
CHES
Compassionate Communities
Get Involved
Folder: Resources
Back
Teaching Resources
Book Lists
Everyday Circle Cards
Game
Teacher Training
Folder: Ways to Give
Back
Donate
Monthly Giving
Donor Advised Funds
Planned Giving
More Ways to Give
Folder: Stories & Impact
Back
Blogs
Events
Stay Connnected
Impact
Advocacy
DONATE
  • Video,
  • General/SEL,

Calming Mind Jars

Use your artistic skills to make a Calming Mind Jar.

Previous

It's Okay to Feel and Show It

Next

Stay Calm: Breathing Techniques

You Might Also Like

Related Embedded Video Item Thumbnail What is the Role of the Adult in Youth-Led Action?
Related Embedded Video Item Thumbnail Compassionate Connections in the Classroom
Related Embedded Video Item Thumbnail The Power of Humane Literature
Related Embedded Video Item Thumbnail Rescue Tails: Meet Luca
Related Embedded Video Item Thumbnail Teaching Food Justice Issues to Upper Elementary and Middle School Students

info@living-kind.org

P.O. Box 738 | Mamaroneck, NY 10543

A group of fourth graders asked a question: Why are orcas still kept in captivity? But they didn’t stop at learning. They researched. They created. They spoke up. Their work reached a French policymaker who recognized the students' efforts a Students are not passive learners, but influential participants in the world around them. Questioning what’s broken. Protecting what matters. And changing what comes next. They aren’t waiting, they’re stepping in and making waves. Same mission, with a clearer truth. Because the world young people are inheriting is not stable. And they know it. Students aren’t just learning how the world works. They realize they can shape it. This is not new work, but a clarity of work After 25 years as HEART, we are now LivingKind. Our name is changing, but our mission is not. Students are not only learning how the world works, but realizing they can shape it. For years, we’ve seen what happens when young people engage wit Zoom in and check out some Awareness Pages made by students at the High School for Environmental Studies in NYC. Students choose topics that were most important to them and researched what they can do to practice compassion and take action for the be Something new is on the horizon… Same mission. Bold future. We can’t wait to share what’s next, stay tuned for April 14, 2026! #ComingSoon #KindnessMatters This World Health Day, let’s stand with science. A healthier future depends on collaboration, evidence, and facts to build a healthier world for people, animals, and the planet. 🌍✨ #WorldHealthDay #StandWithScience #OneHealth #GlobalHealth
Spring is here! Let’s show some love to our pollinators! 🌼🐝 Plant native flowers, skip pesticides, and leave a little “wild” space in your yard to give bees, butterflies, and other pollinators a safe place to thrive. Small actions The kids are all right! We’ve always known today’s young people are leading the way, and the research backs us up. We’re proud to share this work from our partner, Sara Konrath, which confirms what we see every day: youth are more e

© 2026 LivingKind. Privacy notice.

LivingKind is registered as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Contributions are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law. Our federal tax ID number is 41-2055310.