the see people series
Interested in learning how to #seepeople in your own life?
Working with the Arbinger Institute, our philanthropy team hosts trainings and classes to help you implement an Outward Mindset in your business or home. Check the calendar below for class times and follow us on social media for updates.
Please contact kasha@mwinv.com if you are interested in registering for a class.
about this initiative
At Mountain West, we believe that people should be treated like people—like individuals instead of numbers, tasks, or obligations. That’s why we’re committed to helping introduce principles from the Arbinger Institute to local businesses, schools, and community organizations. Through trainings, classes, and sponsored school initiatives, we hope to encourage a positive, Outward Mindset that benefits all of our relationships, whether personal or professional.
The “See People” video series was created to highlight the results of these initiatives and demonstrate the enormous impact the smallest changes in our behavior and thinking can make. We invite you to take a look and share them with others. If you are interested in finding ways you can implement these positive changes in your own life or organization, follow us on social media or contact us here.
dallas high school
A positive change in mindset can make all the difference. See how principles from the Arbinger Institute were successfully introduced in a classroom setting. Features students, faculty, and staff from Dallas High School in Dallas, Oregon.
north salem high school - breaking the bubble
With the help of their advocates, students “on the bubble” to graduate beat the odds. Through this advocacy program, graduation rates at North Salem High School increased by 10% in just one year. Features students, faculty, and staff from North Salem High School in Salem, Oregon.
mckay high school - breaking barriers
A two-part series telling the stories of how students overcame life's barriers with the help of advocates in order to graduate high school. Features students, faculty, and staff from McKay High School in Salem, Oregon.