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Young people and adults are coming to school carrying heavy burdens. One Harlem school showed how generosity can lighten the load. 

Emma González was a founding mother of Morningside Center. A new fund uses proceeds from the sale of her vivid art to carry on her work.

Second grade teacher Molly Heekin and her students created a classroom where everyone felt they belonged. Here's how they did it. 

Morningside's founding executive director shares a story about smoke, the climate crisis, and his brand new book. 

With your gift to Morningside, you can rekindle a sense of trust and belonging in schools. Donate now - and bring healing and joy to schools in 2023-24!

Some people believe that students with disabilities can’t participate in community-building circles. These students prove them wrong.

Thank you for all that you do.  And in appreciation, here are some resources you might enjoy.

Morningside's founding executive director guides educators on using SEL and equity strategies to teach for climate justice. His new book comes out on June 27.

It takes time and patience and attention. It takes a coalition of the willing, purveyors of hope, and believers.

What does it look like when students have a sense of belonging in the classroom? Here's a glimpse.