What we can learn about storytelling from Marvel: Part 3 Over the years, Marvel has learned how to contextualize decades-old stories, captivate audiences, and keep us coming back for more year after year. In my previous two posts, I discussed what the Church can learn from Marvel about contextualization and captivation. Today, I’ll be diving […]

What we can learn about storytelling from Marvel: Part 2 Over the years, Marvel has learned how to contextualize decades-old stories, captivate audiences, and keep us coming back for more year after year. In my last post, I discussed what the Church can learn from Marvel about contextualization. Today, I’ll be diving into what we […]

What we can learn about storytelling from Marvel: Part 1 The Marvel Cinematic Universe is the highest-grossing film franchise ever. Since 2008, the franchise has earned over $22.5 billion at the global box office – more than Star Wars and Harry Potter franchise films combined. The recent buzz around new Marvel projects such as Shang-Chi […]

Class in Session: Teen’s Mental Health I’ve often said to my team that research is revelatory. Research removes assumptions and reveals what’s truly going on beneath the surface. As children and teens in Broward County and around the country settle back into their school routines, I’m reminded of the potential of the next generation – […]

Millennials, Mentorship, and Meaningful Community These days, several organizations are adding a new role to the team… a Chief Experience Officer, instead of or in addition to a Human Resource Officer. What does this say about the emerging workforce, increasingly made up of Millennials?  Compared to previous generations, Millennials don’t tend to see their life […]

Global Youth Culture: Influences and Guiding Voices Let’s dive into what our recent Global Youth Culture research discovered about today’s teens’ Influences and Guiding Voices. 41% of teens globally report turning to their family members for conversations about the meaning of life. 50% also report turning to their family first for conversations about right and […]