Choose Love and Channel Kindness We are so excited to announce that Scarlett's story about losing Jesse and how she made the decision to start the Choose Love Movement is featured in Lady Gaga's Born This Way Foundation's new book, CHANNEL KINDNESS: Stories of...
Scarlett Lewis, who lost her son in the Sandy Hook shooting, visited Washington Middle School students in Meriden on February 27, 2020. She gave presentations to the students and handed out Starfish awards to top students and faculty that exemplified the Choose...
Scarlett Lewis Speaks at Facility for Women The New Hampshire Department of Corrections (NHDOC) is Choosing Love. The Jesse Lewis Choose Love Movement is now being taught at NHDOC facilities to help inmates better understand the impact of adverse childhood experiences...
I Do, Choose Love By Lisa Nee There had been dark days for 26-year-old, Julianna, of Ansonia, Connecticut. She couldn’t shake the grief of losing her grandfather, her struggle with depression was deepening, and episodes of anxiety became more frequent. Julianna...
Smile and say “Choose Love!” Win a Choose Love 'Gift Basket'! Enjoy cool swag for your class, family and friends or local club. Let us know how you are Choosing Love in your school, home or community. During Choose Love Awareness Month, Show us how your class,...
Since Losing Son At Sandy Hook Mom Spreads His Nurturing, Healing Love Message In his final moments, Scarlett Lewis's son Jesse was a hero who saved children before losing his life. For Lewis who founded the Jesse Lewis Choose Love Movement, her son is remembered on...
CBS News: A look inside the "2018 Yearbook" Scarlett on CBS News with Reena Ninan More about the 2018 Yearbook Take the Pledge to Choose Love
‘Choose Love’ to Stop Violence, Sandy Hook Mom Says On Eve of Shooting's 7th Anniversary Nurturing. Healing. Love. “As soon as I saw that message, I knew that if our shooter had been able to give and receive nurturing, healing love, the tragedy would never have...
Scarlett appears on the Today Show to share her thoughts on the 2018 Yearbook and cultivating a compassionate culture to keep our schools safe Scarlett on the 3rd Hour Today Segment More about the 2018 Yearbook ...
