For you
One body of insight. Many ways to use it.
Project Qualia translates young people's lived experience for the people learning, caring, teaching, researching, reporting, and deciding alongside them.
Students
What are young people experiencing right now?Explore this section →02For adults learning how to listen
Parents & Caregivers
What can parents learn from young people’s experiences?Explore this section →03For the adults in the classroom
Teachers & Educators
What do students wish educators knew?Explore this section →04For principals, counselors, and districts
School Leaders
How can schools better understand student experience?Explore this section →05For clinicians and care teams
Mental Health Professionals
What can lived experience teach us?Explore this section →06For people building the evidence
Researchers
How can young people become partners in research?Explore this section →07For people turning insight into change
Policymakers & Advocates
What should decision-makers know?Explore this section →08For people shaping the public story
Media & Journalists
How can youth experiences be represented accurately?Explore this section →
The institute model
We do more than ask people to listen.
We translate youth experience into forms each audience can use—without flattening the original voices. One inquiry can become a student story collection, a parent reflection guide, a classroom brief, a clinical discussion, a research dataset, and a policy recommendation.
Not sure where to begin?