- Toolkits
- Are You Ready to Talk?
- Beyond the Line
- Blocking Gender Bias
- Edgy Veggies
- First-Gen Ascend
- Fishbowl Discussions
- Measuring Mobility
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- Plot the Me You Want to Be
- RaceWorks
- Rethinking Stress
- Space Reface
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- United States of Immigrants
- Kit Companion: Map Your Identities
- Kit Companion: LARA
- Collections
- Higher Ed Diversity and Inclusion
- Action Areas
- Criminal Justice
- Economic Mobility
- Education
- Health
- About
SPARQtools are digital toolkits that translate research into user-friendly formats that practitioners and educators can use to sparq psychological, behavioral, and societal change. Each toolkit shares evidence-based materials and resources that can be put right to use to tackle issues from empowering students to engage across difference, encouraging people to eat healthy, or helping researchers measure important indicators of economic mobility. Explore individual toolkits to address specific problems, or dive into a collection to take on bigger issues.
FEATURED TOOLKIT
RaceWorks
Toolkit
Check out our new toolkit, RaceWorks! Developed with Stanford’s Center for Comparative Studies in Race & Ethnicity, RaceWorks provides educators and facilitators with multimedia tools to have better informed, more meaningful conversations about race with students and coworkers. The toolkit leverages insights from research that shows how people “do race,” and how we can put this way of understanding race to work to “undo racism.”
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Higher Ed Diversity and Inclusion
Collection
Science-powered activities for promoting equity in colleges and universities, co-created with the Stanford Diversity and First-Gen Office
TOOLKITS BY ACTION AREA
Education
Blocking Gender Bias
This writing task helps women succeed in STEM
First-Gen Ascend
This panel discussion boosts first-generation students’ grades
Peaceful Politics
This shift in perspective reduces political tensions
Plot the Me You Want to Be
This future-mapping task lifts grades
RaceWorks
The RaceWorks toolkit, a collaboration with Stanford’s Center for Comparative Studies in Race & Ethnicity, provides educators and facilitators with tools to help students and coworkers learn and talk about race.
Space Reface
These cues help women and people of color feel welcome
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This way of working together lessens bias
United States of Immigrants
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From the Stanford Diversity and First-Gen Office and SPARQ:
Start here → Are You Ready to Talk?
Quick exercises for preparing to discuss differences
Beyond the Line
A group activity for exploring diversity
Fishbowl Discussions
A format for asking sensitive questions and getting honest answers
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Rethinking Stress
Videos to help people rethink stress to enhance work and health
Edgy Veggies
Reframe eating healthy to promote better food choices
Economic Mobility
Measuring Mobility From Poverty
The Measuring Mobility toolkit, a collaboration with the Urban Institute and the US Partnership on Mobility From Poverty, helps development practitioners choose and use psychological and economic measures.
Download a brief about the project here.
Criminal Justice
Principled Policing
This officer training program helps improve police-community relations. SPARQ limits access to the toolkit. Please contact us at 怎么样进入国外网站 if you would like to use it.