Fear VS Love Dance Team
/A beautiful visual depiction of fear versus love in a dance team performance.
Read MoreEvery Kid Needs a Champion
/Rita Pierson, a teacher for 40 years, once heard a colleague say, "They don't pay me to like the kids." Her response: "Kids don't learn from people they don't like.'" A rousing call to educators to believe in their students and actually connect with them on a real, human, personal level.
Read MoreEvan
/School Shooting Awareness Video - The story plays out like a high school love story where two students are writing notes back and forth on a library table until they eventually find out who each other are. What you don’t know is that in the background of every scene is a boy who is showing signs of being bullied and or violence that lead to the shocking and frightening ending where he walks into the gym at the end of the year with a gun.
Read MoreBe Kind to Yourself
/In a lyric music video, singer Andrew Peterson encourages viewers to be kind to themselves.
Read MoreBeing Assertive
/This video gives tips on how to be assertive in face to face discussions.
Read MoreAll That We Share
/We live in a time where we quickly put people in boxes. This video demonstrates that we have more in common than we think.
Read MoreA Mother's Love
/Marc shares how the death of his mother revealed what life is all about.
Read MoreClear Vision by Dewitt Jones
/Dewitt Jones explores the fundamentals of creativity. In doing so, Jones explains the process of creating a clear vision.
Read MoreKirsten Dunst VS Selfie
/*Warning – There are two spots (beginning and end) where foul language is in the video clip, but watch this powerful video short on today’s society and the obsession with self-promotion vs actual social interaction.
Read MoreHow Do You See People?
/Originally created for the Sumner Servus Leadership Conference, this video can be used as a tool to teach servant-leadership.
Read MoreHitler Charismatic Speech
/Clips from Adolf Hitler Speeches show a personality (gifts) of charisma, but remind us that it is our character (who we are) that separates us.
Read MoreGuilty Dog Desperately Asks for Forgiveness
/Ettore the Labrador is clearly filled with guilt and desperate to win over her owner.
Read MoreGrit TedTalk by Angela Duckworth
/Leaving a high-flying job in consulting, Angela Lee Duckworth took a job teaching math to seventh graders in a New York public school. She quickly realized that IQ wasn't the only thing separating the successful students from those who struggled. Here, she explains her theory of "grit" as a predictor of success.
Read MoreGive Back Film: RAK
/A series of films where a group of young men have decided to go out of their way to do Random Acts of Kindness toward strangers.
Read MoreGirl's First Ski Jump
/Video from helmet cam allows you to see from young girl’s perspective, what she is about to face and you can hear the fear and nervousness in her voice before she goes down her first ski jump and the best part is her reaction at the end!
Read MoreFree Hugs Campaign
/This clip shows the first “Free Hugs” campaign when a man walked out into an outdoor shopping center area with a Free Hugs sign. Great discussion comes from what happens in the film.
Read MoreMMA Fighter with Down-Syndrome Continues the Fight
/Garrett, a young man with down syndrome, trains to be an Mixed Martial Arts Fighter and understands that he doesn’t want to be treated differently or given special treatment.
Read MoreCrazy Dancing Guy
/Great video of a man dancing at the Gorge Amphitheater with narration of how this event connects to leadership. A lone guy dancing, leads to a first follower, then to more followers, and then the “tipping point” happens and tons of people join in the dancing. As described in the end of the clip, the key to the movement was not the original dancing guy, but the first follower.
Read MoreCourageous
/A collection of clips from the 2011 movie, Courageous.
Read MoreCompliment Experiment
/Summary:
Soul Pancake asks volunteers to go up to random strangers and pay them a genuine compliment.
Debrief:
- What is connection between kindness and happiness?
- What did the experiment conclude?
- What are some other random acts of kindness you could do?