The character workshop addresses characteristics of integrity, empathy, attitude, gratitude, mediation and problem-solving, ethics and morals, respect, fairness, collaboration, accountability, discipline, honor, and reliability. It is designed to evoke critical analysis of who we are and how our interactions and attitudes shape the kind of citizens we become.These workshops are ideal for middle and high school students. We also offer an age appropriate series for elementary students.

What's in your box? How do you use the tools available to you to your advantage? This critical-thinking and problem-solving workshop challenges participants to make "lemonade" from a box of lemons. We incorporate lessons in teamwork and collaboration, leadership, integrity, creativity, and work ethic. These are valuable life skills that go far beyond what's in the box! 

Are you looking to inspire, empower, and enlighten a group of girls? We offer a range of workshops and inspirational talks to encourage girls to tap into their magic, celebrate others, and validate their authentic selves. Contact us to bring 

Un-shaded, The Sister Circle, or The Vision Success Board workshop to your girls group or organization.

Executive Director, E. Marie has been in education for more than 30 years., most of those years in early education. In addition to inspiring children to love learning, she is skilled at parent communication.  She uses facts, experience, and humor to engage parents in thought-provoking conversations that  enlighten, empower, and reconnect them with the responsibility of advocating  for and parenting their youth. She believes that parents that partner with educators, couselors, and other youth advocates produce the best outcomes for children. Contact E. Marie  to consult with teachers for parent conferences, meet with parent groups, or host parent cafe workshops.  

Join The Movement of Random Acts of Kindness. Every Tuesday, we encourage you to commit a random act of kindness towards a young person. This is our part in growing the character in young people that we'd like to see spread throughout the world. Small acts of kindness can include a smile or warm greeting, taking the time to ask them a question and then really listen to the answer, or presenting them with a gift card for a snack or treat at Wawa, or Dunkin, or the movies. The intrinsic reward surpasses the surprised and pleasant reactions from kids that have been "True Way Tuesdayed!" Share your random act on Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter, tag True Way and use the hashtag #itsthetrueway.

The late Ms. Mixson left a phenomenal legacy of perseverance, tenacity, and inspiration. After raising 6 children, she returned to school to earn her real estate license. She  later started her own contracting and home remodel business. Esther was not only the first double minority to win a contract with the city of Philadelphia, she also managed her businesses and projects from her wheelchair; both her legs were amputated in 1991. After her arduous recovery, she returned to work. She was also committed to her community and youth by hiring and mentoring ex-offenders, she employed women in non-traditional roles such as foremen (women) and carpenters which helped them gain freedom from public assistance and government supports, and she supported youth organizations by buying uniforms, sponsoring events, fundraisers, and providing transportation. True Way is honored to honor her legacy by offering 4 scholarships to nominees in the areas of real estate, entrepreneurship, the arts, and athletics. All of these endeavors embody the spirit of Esther Q. Mixson.