Health innovations

Green Bronx Machine builds healthy, equitable and resilient communities through inspired education, local food systems, and 21st century workforce development. Students can change how they eat, live a

AMAZE.org is an initiative that provides comprehensive, age-appropriate, and medically-accurate sexual health videos for adolescents ages 10-14, along with resources for educators and parents. As of J

As teachers & leaders, we need to look at ways to embed creative opportunities for learning. Tagtiv8’s physically active learning (PAL) approaches & ideas develop innovative ways to combine Mathematic

Children spend one day a week in an outdoor classroom. Learning to love nature before protecting her. Focusing on creative/innovative skills to thrive as compassionate, conscious humans. Exploring an

APPLE Schools works with vulnerable school communities to change students' healthy eating, physical activity, and mental health habits to improve their quality of life. The initiatives are fun and exc

The HEART Program is a unique arts & technology based model of working with adolescent girls from underserved communities who are at risk or are survivors of abuse. Elements of the program work cohe

This innovation introduces a space designed for well-being and learning. The space facilitates physical activity and provides different devices to acquire physiological measurements, as well. These me

Free Range Kids is a simple to adopt class-based program to encourage children to walk to school with an emphasis on adventure.

This innovation provides teachers the tools to build sex education that answers students' questions. The model lets the students participate creatively and helps them use reliable sources to answer th

Breaking the taboo surrounding periods all starts with education. betty for schools provides free PSHE Association accredited resources that teachers can use to educate their pupils aged 8-12 about pe

Project SHINE is on a mission to work with youth to empower them to find simple, low-cost, low-tech ways to improve water, sanitation and hygiene. The original focus on diarrheal disease is being broa

In The Daily Mile, children go running outside for fifteen minutes every day to experience the physical, emotional and social benefits that exercise brings.