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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 the Ryzo team 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
60-90 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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