All of Who I Am: Young People Speak about SEL
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When America’s Promise Alliance (APA) researchers listened to 100+ young people discuss their lived experiences with SEL, they heard six interconnected themes: 1) relationships, 2) belonging, 3) meaningful learning, 4) intentionality, 5) agency, and 6) identity development. Learn more from young people, community leaders and the authors of All of Who I Am, APA’s new report.

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Max Margolius
Director of Research, Center for Promise America’s Promise Alliance
As Director of Research at the Center for Promise, Max leads research projects focusing on understanding and supporting young people’s learning and development. Prior to joining America’s Promise, Max spent over a decade serving young people and leading programs in both K12 and out-of-school settings.

Rachel Stephens-Murphy
Manager of Strategic Initiatives and Partnerships, America’s Promise Alliance
Over the past decade, Rachel’s work has focused on dismantling inequities in the private, public and educational sectors. Prior to her current role with America’s Promise, she taught elementary school and served as Director of Community Initiatives at the YMCA in Tulsa. In her role at the YMCA, Rachel led Tulsa’s participation in the Wallace Foundation’s Partnerships for Social and Emotional Learning Initiative.
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