Practices working through friendship problems
Friendship Fix-It
Something went wrong with a friend. Figure out what happened and what to try next.
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For teens, Grades 6-12
Made for grades 6 to 12
Games, videos and articles about friendships, phones, money and the decisions that come with getting older. Nobody here is going to lecture you.
What it covers
The four things school doesn't schedule, for people your age.
Big feelings
What's going on when you feel like that, and what actually helps.
Friends and group chats
Fallouts, drama, standing up for someone, and knowing when to step back.
Money and decisions
Paychecks, saving, and making a call when there's no obvious right answer.
Life online
Screen time, online safety and AI, so you run your phone and not the other way round.
Questions with no right answer
Pull a card
Five questions worth arguing about. Pull one and ask a friend, or just answer it in your head.
- Identity
When do you feel most like yourself?
The Brooklyn Project · Sample card - Friendship
What's the fastest way to lose your respect as a friend?
The Brooklyn Project · Sample card - Pressure
Where does most of your stress come from right now? Be honest.
The Brooklyn Project · Sample card - Social media
If all social media disappeared tomorrow, what would you miss? What wouldn't you?
The Brooklyn Project · Sample card - Conflict
What's your actual style in a fight: blow up, shut down, or talk it out?
The Brooklyn Project · Sample card - That's all five
Which one would you actually ask someone?
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