The Empathy Hub
Learn. Apply. Connect.
Your platform for empathy education. Explore our minicourse, classroom activities, and teacher community.
Section 01
Learn
Understand empathy through a structured mini-course — its components, science, and nature. Developed by partner organisations from Greece and Czech Republic.
Each lesson includes a short video presentation explaining the concept, its importance in the classroom, and practical applications. A comprehension quiz follows each lesson.
Cognitive vs Affective Empathy
Discriminate what students think from what they feel.
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Moral Dilemmas
Explore the importance of emotions in ethical decisions.
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Coping Strategies
Practical strategies for managing intense emotions.
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Active Listening
Learn and practice attentive, empathetic listening.
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Conflict Resolution
Handle conflicts constructively and respectfully.
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Digital Communication
Understand empathy barriers through text and screens.
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Section 02
Apply
Put empathy into practice with interactive activities and classroom dynamics designed for students aged 8–16.
Each activity includes an overview, a detailed guide for teachers, and a demonstration video showing how to apply it in the classroom. Activities cover 10 key topics split by age group (8–12 and 13–16).
Browse all 10 activitiesSection 03
Connect
Join a community of teachers and educators who share a passion for empathy-focused education.
The Connect section is a forum where teachers can exchange ideas, discuss the activities, ask questions, and support each other around empathy topics. Build professional connections across 5 countries.
Teacher forum coming soon — register your interest
Discuss Activities
Share your experience applying empathy activities in the classroom.
Ask Questions
Get advice from colleagues who have tried the same activities.
Exchange Ideas
Propose new activity ideas or variations that worked for your class.
International Network
Connect with teachers from North Macedonia, Portugal, Greece, Türkiye, and Czech Republic.