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About ELA, The Organization & “Ask ELA” The Blog
Emotion Literacy Advocates (ELA) is an arts-based, for benefit, 501(c)3 organization. (emolit.org) The “Ask ELA” blog is a branch of Emotion Literacy Advocates offered to anyone with interest in ELA perspectives.
ELA’s Multi-Arts Online Curriculum is here!
ELA’s Guiding Principles & Values
A set of eight ways of thinking about individual and collective living that form the foundation for ELA’s arts-based learning tools, certification program and sustained inquiry into advocating for emotion literacy at home, work and play.
Buzz about books from ELA
ELA books are written by ELA’s founding artist, Pamela Sackett. These works of rhythmic prose have been integrated, in whole and in part, into high school and university curriculums, including language arts and psychology programs. ELA’s founder performs excerpts for students, diverse audiences at live author events, radio broadcasts and conferences.
ELA’s musical & multi-media stories: pics & praise
ELA teaches EL advocacy through the creation and production of original, arts-based learning tools that find application amongst diverse professional communities. Here’s what members of those communities have to say.
Q & A ELA
A forum for encouraging emotion literacy advocacy amongst individuals and groups.
Think ELA
Think ELA is a platform for terminology, thoughtscapes for untangling habitual feeling-unfriendly ways of thinking for insight and choice.
ELA News
Notable occurrences describing ways in which ELA conducts local and global outreach and education; documenting time-specific milestones, large and small.
ELA’s main site
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