Introducing FACTUALITY Jr

I am so proud to introduce FACTUALITY Jr!!

FACTUALITY, which is a facilitated dialogue, crash course, and interactive experience, designed to simulate structural inequality, has been modified to engage learners as young as 10. FACTUALITY Jr has already reached hundreds of children under the age of 13. ​

Consider FACTUALITY Jr for your younger scholars.
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Check out some of the feedback from La Jolla Country Day School's younger scholars:

What's something you learned or something that stood out to you during the Factuality session?

• “Something that stood out to me was the ability to think from another person’s perspective.”
  
  
• “I never realized just how many different aspects of your identity can stack up to lead to multiple different forms of discrimination.”
  
  
• “Honestly everything. It was super eye-opening and helped me connect things. I think it’s interesting to learn about that kind of stuff because as a white female, I don’t understand what it’s like to be a minority in the United States. It's tragic that the black community/ p.o.c/lgbtq+ community have to experience these kinds of inequalities.”
  
  
• “Something that stood out to me was how she spoke with such a calm vibe while discussing important matters.”
  
  
• “I really appreciated how interactive the session was with the participants. I also really appreciated the data she provided with visuals, data, and suggestions of resources to look at on our own time.”
  
  

What's something you will do differently in the future, or think about differently, because you participated in the Factuality session?

• “I will think about intersectionality more and be more conscious that everyone has a story and struggles that I necessarily won't understand because I have never experienced them.”

 

• ​“I will be more understanding of systemic racism and I will listen more to what I can do to​ help.”
  
  
• “I think factuality will help me to be more mindful in general when I walk this earth and I think it has helped me understand what people in this country go through every day.”
  
  
• “I am going to stand up to people who say mean and hurtful things. I am also going to be much more mindful with my actions and words in the future.”
  
  
• “For one, I will be more conscious about the fact that I have an incredible amount of privilege. Also, I will reflect and make sure that as I continue to walk through life. my actions don't contribute to the already rampant structural inequality.”​

​Consider FACTUALITY Jr for your younger scholars.