K–6Civic Lab
Gender Equality
Promote equal treatment
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JorahBefore you start
- Age band
- K–6
- Time
- 20–40 minutes
- Quest type
- Hanging Out
- Guardian
- Otis · Weber
- Materials needed
- Good Night Stories for Rebel Girls
- Research & Presentation Notebook
- Lean In: For Graduates by Sheryl Sandberg
Why this skill rocks
Learning about gender equality means making sure everyone gets a fair shot and feels respected, no matter who they are.
2034Where this could take you
By 2034, you'll be a champion for fairness, making sure every Olympic athlete and visitor feels welcome and respected, no matter their background.
Optional grown-up materials
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Good Night Stories for Rebel Girls
RequiredA collection of 100 stories of remarkable women from around the world — perfect for building awareness and inspiring action on gender equality at any age.
Research & Presentation Notebook
RequiredDedicate a notebook to your gender equality research, action plan notes, meeting takeaways, and final reflection. Staying organized keeps your advocacy sharp.
Lean In: For Graduates by Sheryl Sandberg
An accessible, action-oriented edition tailored for students launching careers and civic lives. Explores gender bias, leadership, and how to navigate unequal systems.