3–19 years.

SEE Learning is a comprehensive social, emotional, and ethical learning program developed by Emory University. It combines SEL with the science of compassion, drawing on a trauma-informed, resilience-focused approach as well as systems thinking.

The program builds mindfulness and attention, compassion for oneself and others, resilience, systems thinking, and the capacity to act ethically within a global community. SEE Learning provides ready-made lessons and a conceptual framework for training educators; the university reports the existence of an international implementation and training network.

SEE Learning is designed for specific age groups and includes age-appropriate curricula for elementary, middle, and high school. Each such curriculum includes more than 40 half-hour sessions.

More than 17 million students.

In more than 170 countries, supported by more than 600 certified facilitators and 60+ international partner organizations.

Materials have been translated into 23 languages.

The program is included in the CASEL Program Guide with SELect status.

An evaluation of the program based on a quasi-experimental study (685 students in grades 4–5) showed statistically significant improvements in perspective-taking skills, empathic concern (compassion for others), self-compassion, intrinsic prosocial motivation, and academic goal-setting compared with the control group. Perceived classroom support declined in both groups, but the decline was significantly smaller in the group that completed the program.