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The Commission on Women, Children and Seniors has teamed up with the\u00a0Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence<\/a>\u00a0and the\u00a0Born This Way Foundation<\/a>\u00a0on\u00a0a nationwide initiative called The Emotion Revolution, which is intended to raise awareness of the role emotions play in young people\u2019s learning and overall wellness.<\/p>\n

The initiative began with an online survey of high-schoolers nationwide, at EmotionRevolution.org<\/a>. The data will reveal how young people feel, how they want to feel and how to bridge the gap between the two.<\/p>\n

The goal is to create a dramatic shift in how the nation addresses emotions as part of students\u2019 educational experiences. Through Schools, Lady Gaga followers, Facebook, other social media providers, and outreach by like-minded, youth-serving organizations, high school students across the country are being asked to take an online survey.<\/p>\n

The results of the survey will reveal the current \u201cemotional temperature\u201d in our nation\u2019s high schools and the possible causes and consequences of students\u2019 positive and negative experiences. The survey data will also be used to create the first National Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) Charter\u2014a mission statement developed by the nation\u2019s youth that describes their hopes for creating kinder, braver, and more effective schools.<\/p>\n

The results are in and will be revealed on October, 24th at the inaugural Emotion Revolution Summit. Learn more about the Summit here<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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