Home | Socio Conscious Corner | Raising Change Makers: A student-led, educator-supported space where young people ages 5–18 explore social justice, build empathy, and create real-world impact.

We offer meaningful, age-appropriate spaces where young people can explore social issues, grow as compassionate leaders, and take real steps to make a difference in their communities and beyond. Whether students are 5 or 18, we provide opportunities to learn, reflect, create, connect, and lead.

Little Leaders

Kindergarten - Grade 2

Ages 5- 7

At this foundational stage, the club introduces basic ideas of kindness, fairness, feelings, and helping others. Through play, stories, and art, young children learn that their actions can make a difference.

Club Goals:

Foster empathy and kindness through stories and peer interaction
Help children recognize emotions in themselves and others
Encourage simple acts of helping, sharing, and caring
Lay the groundwork for fairness, inclusion, and respect

Youth Voices

Grades 6-8

Ages 12-14

Middle schoolers engage more critically with identity, equity, justice, and social norms. They begin to analyze the world around them and gain tools for self-expression and civic involvement.

Club Goals:

Encourage critical thinking about social and cultural issues
Support identity development and inclusive mindsets
Strengthen youth voice and advocacy skills
Provide opportunities for student-led projects and dialogue

Junior Change Makers

Grades 3-5

Ages 8-11

This age group begins to explore broader concepts like inclusion, diversity, responsibility, and community care. Students develop awareness of how their choices affect others and start taking initiative to help solve problems they care about.

Club Goals:

Deepen understanding of fairness, respect, and inclusion
Build problem-solving and communication skills
Introduce environmental and community responsibility
Inspire students to collaborate on small service projects

Global Citizens

Grades 9-12

Ages 15 -18

Teens take on the role of leaders, activists, and advocates, exploring systemic issues and real-world solutions. They engage in civic action, amplify underrepresented voices, and lead initiatives that reflect their values and passions.

Club Goals:

Empower students to understand and challenge systems of injustice
Promote youth-led advocacy, activism, and allyship
Develop skills in research, collaboration, and leadership
Cultivate a sense of global citizenship and responsibility

THE SOCIO CONSCIOUS CORNER

​At this foundational stage, the club introduces basic ideas of kindness, fairness, feelings, and helping others. Through play, stories, and art, young children learn that their actions can make a difference.

Club Goals:

Middle schoolers engage more critically with identity, equity, justice, and social norms. They begin to analyze the world around them and gain tools for self-expression and civic involvement.

Club Goals:

​This age group begins to explore broader concepts like inclusion, diversity, responsibility, and community care. Students develop awareness of how their choices affect others and start taking initiative to help solve problems they care about.

Club Goals:

Teens take on the role of leaders, activists, and advocates, exploring systemic issues and real-world solutions. They engage in civic action, amplify underrepresented voices, and lead initiatives that reflect their values and passions.

Club Goals:

At this foundational stage, the club introduces basic ideas of kindness, fairness, feelings, and helping others. Through play, stories, and art, young children learn that their actions can make a difference.

This age group begins to explore broader concepts like inclusion, diversity, responsibility, and community care. Students develop awareness of how their choices affect others and start taking initiative to help solve problems they care about.