We are happy to announce that three brand new free guides are now available on the City of Learning platform. These resources are designed for educators, youth workers, and activists to support mental health, learning skills, and community building.
1. Mental Health
Understand what mental health truly means, how to distinguish everyday emotions from disorders, recognize triggers, and foster empathy, tolerance, and resilience in young people. Includes practical reflection questions, tasks, and quizzes.
Explore the Mental Health Guide »
2. Learning to Learn
Encourage young people to reflect on their learning and become more independent. This guide introduces methods such as the Feynman technique, spaced repetition, active recall, and growth mindset — all supported by interactive exercises and evidence-based approaches.
Start the Learning to Learn Guide »
3. Community Building
This guide empowers educators to help young people create connected and inclusive communities. It focuses on communication, belonging, leadership, and collective action for change — featuring inspiring examples like AkiraChix and reflection-based activities.
Read the Community Building Guide »
Why are these guides important?
- Free to access: Open and available for all educators and organizations.
- Active learning: Interactive tasks, quizzes, and reflections for deeper understanding.
- Real-life relevance: Tailored to address actual challenges faced by young people today.
Join us, explore the guides, and share your experiences to support broader impact.
➡ Don’t miss the chance to be part of the change – check out the guides today!