The past few years have tested our collective resilience with a global pandemic, a growing awareness of social injustice, and economic and climate disruptions. To help children and adults cope, we expanded our social-emotional learning (SEL) curricula, resources, and reach. With the contributions of an ever-growing base of champions, our ability to help children and communities adapt and thrive is stronger than ever. Thank you for your support! Read Full Report A Year of Continued Perseverance This year, Committee for Children has remained steadfast in our commitment to support children and communities with social-emotional learning. Through extensive partnership with policymakers, educators, families, and students, we made contributions toward our mission and reached more than 24.4 million children worldwide at a time when SEL was most challenged and most needed. Read More High School Program in Development We’re hard at work on our newest offering: a social-emotional learning program for high school students. Our team of researchers is partnering with educators and students to learn about their needs and will spend the 2022–2023 school year prototyping, testing, and refining the program’s contents. Read More Advocating SEL Much of our 2021–2022 policy and advocacy work focused on protecting social-emotional learning in the face of growing opposition. We championed investments in SEL, ran targeted legislative efforts to support it, and teamed up with allied organizations, leaders, and members of Congress to bring the benefits of SEL to youth across the country. Read More Read Our Previous Report Read the Full Report to the Community 2020–2021