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12.14.2020
Guest Blog from Wyman Center: A Focus on Connections – Now, and Beyond the Pandemic
This article is a guest post from our partner Wyman Center. The piece can also be found on wymancenter.org. “I barely interact with people and I’m always cooped up inside the house.” “For me [a challenge] ...
05.15.2019
SCE Board Trustee Instructs Harvard Law Students on the Art of Asking the Right Questions
Harvard Law Today recently published an article featuring SCE Board Trustee Martha Minow. The story focuses on Minow’s last lecture to the 2019 graduating class of Harvard Law School. She is a former dean of the ...
11.12.2018
Collective Challenge Approach Creates Lasting Leverage and Legacy
This October, we hosted the final convening of our most recent Digital Leaning Challenge. Our learning community of leaders from exemplar out-of-school time organizations, expert researchers and the SCE team came together to reflect on the ...
06.05.2018
SCE Welcomes New Program Officer!
SCE is pleased to welcome Nina Zenni as our new Program Officer. Nina will support the advancement of strategic grantmaking for digital learning and and social and emotional learning, and explore new issue areas that prepare ...
07.26.2017
Afterschool Alliance Guest Blog: Promising practices for social and emotional learning
Guest blog: Promising practices for social and emotional learning Written by Haviland Rummel, Executive Director of the Susan Crown Exchange (SCE). October 2016. How do young people learn to thrive? This is the driving question behind SCE’s Social and ...
08.08.2016
Partner Blog: Building Best Practices from Cedar and Oak
This blog series features stories from SCE’s SEL Challenge partners. Building Best Practices from Cedar and Oak By Brett Hart, Executive Director from Philadelphia Wooden Boat Factory I like to think of the wood as kind ...
04.03.2015
SCE: Our Story, Model, and Mission
Emotional intelligence has matured from a buzzword, or an exciting-yet-untried idea. Now there’s data to back it up. Daniel Goleman has been studying it since the 1990’s, and so have University of New Hampshire’s John Mayer ...
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