Curriculum & Institutional Resources

Embodied Equity Institute offers curriculum-based resources designed for schools, programs, and organizations seeking structured, self-contained implementation.

These materials translate embodied literacy and awareness frameworks into classroom-ready formats with clear scope, professional boundaries, and flexible application across learning environments.

Each curriculum is grounded in the Arc of Awareness and is designed to support reflection, communication, responsibility, and sustained engagement without requiring clinical framing or therapeutic intervention.

Available Curriculum Offerings

Awareness Lab

A foundational curriculum introducing awareness as a learnable literacy.

Designed for:
Middle school, high school, higher education, and adult learning environments.

Focus areas include:

  • Awareness as a skill, not a trait

  • Language for noticing internal and external experience

  • Communication under stress

  • Responsibility, choice, and reflection

  • Capacity-building without overload or collapse

Format:
Self-contained curriculum package including facilitator guidance, participant-facing materials, and implementation notes.

Use cases:
Advisory programs, classroom integration, professional learning communities, and supplemental curriculum adoption.

Awareness Lab™ - School Curriculum License
Awareness Lab™ - Educator Orientation Session

Student-Led Theater Curriculum

A project-based curriculum using theater-making as a vehicle for leadership, communication, and shared responsibility.

Designed for:
Middle school and high school theater programs, after-school programs, and youth leadership contexts.

Focus areas include:

  • Student leadership and shared ownership

  • Collaboration and group process

  • Communication, feedback, and reflection

  • Ethical participation and accountability

  • Creative expression within clear structure

Format:
Production-aligned curriculum with lesson sequencing, reflection prompts, and facilitator support.

Use cases:
Theater classes, student leadership labs, arts-integrated programming, and youth-centered learning environments.

Student-Led Theater Production™ - Program Curriculum License
Student-Led Theater Production™ - Implementation Coaching

Instructional Planning Frameworks

Theater Arts Instructional Planning Framework (Full-Year)

A comprehensive, standards-aligned theater arts planning framework designed for secondary school programs.

This resource reflects real-world classroom implementation and demonstrates how awareness, communication, collaboration, and artistic process can be integrated across a full academic year within a formal school setting.

Designed for:
Middle and high school theater educators, arts departments, and school programs.

Includes:

  • Full-year scope and sequence

  • Standards alignment and essential questions

  • Weekly learning objectives and evidence of learning

  • Differentiation strategies and SEL integration

  • Assessment structures (formative and summative)

  • Classroom-ready instructional planning formats

Focus areas include:

  • Character development and self-knowledge

  • Ensemble responsibility and collaboration

  • Improvisation and real-world communication skills

  • Reflection, feedback, and artistic decision-making

  • Technical and performance literacy

Format:
Comprehensive planning document (PDF), suitable for departmental use, curriculum review, or instructional adaptation.

Use cases:

  • District curriculum review

  • Program development or redesign

  • Educator planning support

  • Supplemental resource for theater departments

This resource is provided as an instructional planning framework. It is not a scripted curriculum and is intended for professional educator use within established school or program contexts.

Theater Arts Instructional Planning Framework - Full-Year INDIVIDUAL EDUCATOR LICENSE
Theater Arts Instructional Planning Framework - Full-Year SCHOOL/DEPARTMENT LICENSE

Additional Resources

EEI curriculum offerings will continue to expand to support educators, facilitators, and organizations seeking language-based, awareness-centered learning tools that integrate across disciplines.

Professional Scope & Use

All EEI curriculum materials are:

  • Educational, not clinical

  • Designed for learning environments, not therapy settings

  • Focused on awareness, communication, and reflection

  • Appropriate for institutional and classroom use

Curricula are intended to be implemented independently or alongside facilitated learning contexts offered by Embodied Equity Institute.

Access & Implementation

Curriculum resources are available for direct purchase and download.

Each purchase includes:

  • Immediate access to materials

  • Clear guidance for implementation

  • Permission for use within a single school, program, or organization (additional licensing available upon request)