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How Author Jesse Saperstein is Honoring Jesse Lewis
by Scarlett Lewis, Chief Movement Officer, Choose Love Movement™ | Oct 25, 2024
Scarlett Lewis speaks with Jesse Saperstein, a best selling author who is a 42-year-old man on the autism spectrum, and started a postcard writing project to honor Scarlett's son Jesse, who was killed at Sandy Hook. Saperstein has many eccentricities. For...
The Power and Freedom of Personal Responsibility, Gratitude & Compassion: A Call to Action
by Scarlett Lewis, Chief Movement Officer, Choose Love Movement™ | Oct 25, 2024
By Scarlett Lewis, Chief Movement Officer In a world often rife with challenges, the responsibility to help others and foster a culture of compassion is paramount. Inspired by the profound experiences of a certified Choose Love school that embraced the Choose Love...
Choose Love 30 Days of Gratitude 2024
by Scarlett Lewis, Chief Movement Officer, Choose Love Movement™ | Oct 24, 2024
Choose Love is celebrating its 6th Annual 30 Days of Gratitude with daily tips and activities throughout November to inspire people to live a more fulfilling life through gratitude. ’30 Days of Gratitude’ challenges will be posted on Choose Love’s social media daily and encourage everyone to share, like and follow to help raise awareness of the Choose Love Movement.
Choosing Love through Social Awareness
by Scarlett Lewis, Chief Movement Officer, Choose Love Movement™ | Oct 18, 2024
By Scarlett Lewis, Chief Movement Officer Social awareness, the ability to understand and respond to the needs and feelings of others, plays an integral role in our daily lives. It fosters empathy, strengthens relationships, and builds harmonious communities. Through...
Choosing Love and Responsible Decision Making
by Scarlett Lewis, Chief Movement Officer, Choose Love Movement™ | Oct 13, 2024
by Scarlett Lewis, Chief Movement Officer Teaching kids responsible decision-making is fundamental to their development as healthy and flourishing individuals. This essential social and emotional competence enables children to navigate complex situations, weigh the...
Ensuring School Safety and Supporting Your Child in the Face of Threats
by Scarlett Lewis, Chief Movement Officer, Choose Love Movement™ | Oct 4, 2024
By Scarlett Lewis, Chief Movement Officer In today's society, threats to school safety are becoming an increasingly frequent concern. In fact, a Choose Love team member's son's school recently received a threat. As always, this strengthens our resolve to help others...
Morality Over Laws: A Call for Character & Kindness
by Scarlett Lewis, Chief Movement Officer, Choose Love Movement™ | Sep 29, 2024
By Scarlett, Lewis, Chief Movement Officer In an era where societies are increasingly governed by an ever-growing list of laws and regulations, it seems we’ve diverted our focus from teaching and reinforcing the very foundation of ethical behavior: morals. A...
Beyond Management: The Art of Classroom Guidance
by April | Sep 23, 2024
It's time to retire the old "classroom management" playbook. Why? Because "management" implies control over objects, not nurturing of young minds. Instead, let's embrace a more powerful paradigm: classroom guidance. This shift isn't just semantic – it's a fundamental...
Navigating Parental Stress: Insights and Actions from the U.S. Surgeon General
by Scarlett Lewis, Chief Movement Officer, Choose Love Movement™ | Sep 22, 2024
The U.S. Surgeon General’s latest advisory shines a spotlight on a crucial topic: the mental health of parents. According to recent statistics, a staggering 50% of parents report experiencing high levels of stress, and 60% feel a profound sense of loneliness (U.S....
The Power of Love and the Destructive Nature of Fear
by Scarlett Lewis, Chief Movement Officer, Choose Love Movement™ | Sep 15, 2024
By Scarlett Lewis, Chief Movement Officer Eleven years ago, my life changed forever when my son, Jesse, was taken from me during the Sandy Hook Elementary School tragedy. In the aftermath, I witnessed firsthand the deep polarization in our country. Rather than coming...



























