Passion2Action

Turn What Matters into Action to make an Impact

4-Step Workshop to help students learn more about themselves, gain self-confidence, and develop authentic leadership skills for life.

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Step 1: Discover
Step 2: Set attainable goals & plans
Step 3: Create and own
Step 4: Make an impact

Grace Kim leads students for up to 6 hours of coaching to develop their Passion Project and kick off the project.

By connecting with students’ inner-self and discovering deeper purpose, students can showcase their authenticity, passion, and leadership by creating a passion project that aligns with their interests, talents, values, and activities.

Passion2Action projects are usually local, here-and-now initiatives that make an impact in the community where students are involved.

We set attainable goals and plans, and guide the students through the launch of their passion project.

It is important that students declare and own the project and by giving it a name, create a website/blog with a mission statement and highlight the benefits of the project.

Examples of passion projects:

  • After-school coding academy for high school students with no exposure to technology

  • After-school STEM program for elementary school students in under-served communities

  • After-school art/music program for elementary students with autism

  • Hands-on experience exhibit program at the Computer History Museum

All of these projects are meaningful endeavors that are related to students’ interests and/or extracurricular activities.

This pathway to a meaningful project helps students gain better clarity about thier future possibilities as well.