Is an in-school educational program that helps elementary and secondary students develop empathy, inclusion, and awareness toward differently-abled individuals. Delivered through interactive, age-appropriate lessons on Canvas and presented on classroom screens, students learn who differently-abled people are, why they are differently-abled, and the proper terms to use when referring to differently-abled individuals. Each lesson begins with a simple one-page question sheet to guide students’ thinking and reflection throughout the lesson. The lesson emphasizes the inner parts of us—our hearts and minds—and how we are often remembered for how we made someone feel rather than how they looked. It highlights the importance of kindness, understanding, and connection. To deepen understanding, students are invited at the end of the lesson to interact with both electric and manual wheelchairs by touching, pushing, and sitting in them. This hands-on experience builds familiarity, reduces stigma, and encourages a more positive perspective about mobility aids. At the conclusion of the lesson, students will receive a small token of participation (such as a sticker with our organization’s logo and a treat). They will also take home a letter for their parents, sharing what they learned that day and providing more information about our organization.