Inspiring people to practice kindness and pass it on to others
Lesson Plans & Pilot Program
Learn about our new pilot program to effectively teach kindness in schools.
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2013 Kindness Challenge Winner
Hannah Brencher, who started The World Needs More Love Letters, demonstrates how a simple act of kindness can turn life around for the giver and receiver.
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Pilot Program Research Report
Check out Spark Policy Institute's findings on the Random Acts of Kindness Foundation's pilot program in Jefferson County Schools. The results show that kindness education in the classroom can work!
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Musicians on Kindness
Who better than street musicians to reflect on the power of kindness! Here we get their take on its reciprocal energy that inspires both the musicians and their audiences alike.
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The Kindness School
Andy Smallman is an education innovator and director of the Puget Sound Community School. His unique approach to learning has kindness as its foundation and is inspiring students and their communities alike.
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RAK Week Flash Mob
During RAK Week, we organized a "flash mob" on a busy street in Boulder, Colorado.
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Free Resources from RAK®
With these free kindness resources, it’s easy to inspire, inform, encourage and share!
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Stories of Kindness
Share your story of kindness today and read stories of kindness from the community!
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The Positive Effects of Kindness In Schools
What difference can teaching kindness in our schools make?
LEARN MOREToday's Kindness Idea
Do A Household Chore For Someone
Many households develop routines and responsibilities over time. Often those responsibilities are not volunteered for as much as they just "fall" on someone to do. Offer to do a chore or just do it anonymously.
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