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Activations are the resources, guides, and frameworks that help educators and community organizers create their own experience — connecting people through story and sparking real conversation about the themes that matter most to kids.
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An activation is any structured experience where a community gathers around the Ryzo story — to watch it, discuss it, play with it, or explore what it means for their own lives.
You don't need Ryzo in the room. You need the right tools and a group of people willing to go there together.
Classroom Activity
Discussion questions, skill-mapping, and reflection activities connecting the film or game to SEL curriculum for middle and high school.
Afterschool Program
90-minute structured experience built around one emotional theme — for afterschool clubs, youth groups, and community programs.
Discussion Guide
Conversation starters, lore explainers, and real-world connection activities for parents, educators, or group leaders.
Community Event
A hosted gathering — family night, library event, school assembly — built around a screening, live game play, or open discussion.
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Deep-dive resources for educators and parents — covering the story world, emotional skills, and how to open the conversations with kids.
The Un-Tilted Framework
High-impact lesson plans designed for middle and high school settings. These resources bridge the gap between digital play and academic growth, featuring:
- SEL Skill Mapping: Alignment with CASEL standards (Self-Management, Self-Awareness).
- The Analog MOD Activity: A physical body-mapping exercise for non-digital classrooms.
- Systems Thinking: Lessons on "Internal Operating Systems" to help students deconstruct their reactions.
UnTilted: A Ryzo Afterschool Activation
A turnkey, structured experience for youth groups and clubs. Built around a screening of Release the Beast, this program uses peer-to-peer discussion and live game-play to normalize the conversation around mental health and regulation.
The Co-Op Companion Guide
Bridging the generational gap. This guide provides parents with a "translation key" for their child's digital world, offering:
- Vocabulary Sync: Understanding terms like "Tilt" and "Flashpoints" to improve home communication.
- Discussion Starters: Intentional questions to ask after gameplay to reinforce real-world skills.
- The Family Intel Report: A shared log to track and celebrate emotional progress.
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