Students who can’t read proficiently by the end of 4th grade are four times more likely to drop out of high school, and academic disadvantage is disproportionately experienced in poor and BIPOC communities. By developing students’ foundational literacy at an early age, and providing them with opportunities to maintain this learning progress outside of school, we set them on an early trajectory for success.

Key Customers

• Major League Baseball
• Truist

Only 9% of students from low-income communities graduate from college. High school students need guidance to learn how to create academic and professional goals, and develop a plan to achieve them. Yet the average high school in the US has only one school counselor per 455 students. Increasing access to college and career readiness education will demystify life after high school and empower students to make informed, goal-oriented decisions about their future.

Key Customers

• UBS
• Citizens Bank

Technology is an integral part of our daily lives, enabling us to learn, work, and connect with friends and family. While the benefits of technology are clear, we must acknowledge that unsafe use of technology can lead to problems such as isolation, interpersonal conflict, and self-esteem issues. Through digital wellness education, students will be empowered with the skills to safely interact online and use digital resources responsibly.

Key Customers

• Facebook

Nearly half of students who report being bullied at school say that the bullying was related to their race, gender, disability, ethnicity, religion, or sexual orientation. By helping students understand concepts of identity, bias, power, privilege and oppression, we establish the importance of ally behavior, self-care, and creating inclusive spaces. DEI education increases students’ ability to understand and effectively interact with people across differences in this increasingly connected and global society.

Key Customers

• UBS
• Anti-Defamation League
• RISE to Win
• Jerome ‘JYD’ Williams Legends Shooting for Peace

4 in 10 adults can’t cover a $400 emergency expense. One of the greatest drivers of economic inequality and generational poverty is a lack of access to robust financial education. This limited access can prevent communities from ever achieving financial stability and building wealth over time. Empowering consumers with critical financial knowledge not only increases individual wellbeing, but also improves the financial stability of communities.

Key Customers

• Fifth Third Bank
• HSBC, USA
• MassMutual
• Truist
• Zelle®

Since the pandemic, 1 in 4 adults age 18-24 have seriously considered suicide, signaling that the ongoing mental health crisis impacting our communities is not going away anytime soon. Our mental and physical health contribute to our overall well-being, and when we are not healthy, we are at risk for a shorter lifespan, negative economic outcomes, and decreased feelings of life satisfaction. Reducing stigma associated with mental health and increasing community support systems encourages individuals to seek out and access care. Technology is an integral part of our daily lives, enabling us to learn, work, and connect with friends and family. While the benefits of technology are clear, we must acknowledge that unsafe use of technology can lead to problems such as isolation, interpersonal conflict, and self-esteem issues. Through digital wellness education, students will be empowered with the skills to safely interact online and use digital resources responsibly.

Key Customers

• John Hancock
• Philadelphia Eagles
• United Way Worldwide

More than 1 billion jobs, nearly one-third of all jobs worldwide, are likely to be transformed by technology in the next decade. The world is evolving quickly, and the job market of tomorrow will favor those with flexible, future-proof competitive skills. By increasing access to resources, training, and skills-based education, EVERFI can foster a new, more equitable workforce.

Key Customers

• National Hockey League
• National Hockey League Players’ Association
• Pittsburgh Steelers
• Philadelphia Eagles
• Electronic Arts
• Group1001

For the first time ever, ethical breaches are now the #1 reason for a CEO to be fired. Organizations face unprecedented demands to ensure every action reflects the highest degree of integrity. Failing to do so can lead to significant damage to their financial, legal, reputational, and overall well-being. The benefits of training equitable, safe, and fair workplaces are immeasurable. In fact, work teams with high employee engagement outperform their less-engaged counterparts by 22% in profitability and 21% in productivity.

Key Customers

• National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)
• Tapestry
• Patagonia

Students exposed to Social Emotional Learning (SEL) in school not only perform better academically, but they also have fewer conduct problems, less emotional distress, and lower drug use, among other benefits. By empowering students with the skills to manage emotions, cope with challenges, set goals, and develop healthy interpersonal relationships, we set the stage for them to thrive in school and in life.

Key Customers

• National Football League
• United Way Worldwide

Over 14% of young adults 18-25 years old, have misused prescription drug medications in the past year. Substance misuse is a leading factor for many physical and mental health illnesses, driving billions in health care costs and furthering socioeconomic disparities. Teaching healthy behaviors minimizes the impact of substance misuse and empowers students with strategies to avoid personal risk and support healthy communities.

Key Customers

• Truth Initiative
• Brown-Forman
• Southern Glazer's Wine & Spirits

Our world is on a path towards an environmental crisis that will have major economic, health and safety consequences. To better manage the human impact on the environment, it is imperative that we increase people’s understanding and knowledge so that they can make better choices that conserve resources and protect the natural environment.

Key Customers

• Beyond Meat

11% of college students in the United States will experience sexual assault or rape. Violence negatively impacts all aspects of a person’s life, including their mental and physical well-being, relationships, and educational and career opportunities. By empowering individuals with skills and knowledge for interrupting and responding to violence, and promoting respectful healthy relationships, we can significantly reduce students’ risk for experiencing violence or committing harm.

Key Customers

• Amherst College
• Centre College
• University of Chicago
• University of Delaware
• University of Rochester
• Michigan State University