Jenny Seaquist
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Jenny Seaquist has been working with Morningside Center since 2014 and delights in coaching teachers and working with youth on SEL curriculums. Currently she is a staff developer with the i3 project supporting SEL, Restorative Discipline practices and Racial Equity conversations in schools. For over 35 years she has been developing and facilitating SEL and theater art residencies for ages 5 to 94 and professional development for educators in Child Development, Behavior Management, Conflict Resolution and Arts Integration. Clients include PASE, NYC Mission Society, Sports and Arts Foundation, CAMBA and the Boys and Girls Club. In addition to developing literacy, SEL and Arts-in-Ed curriculums for NYCHA and Phipps Community Development Corporation, she is an advisor on the NYC Theater Blueprint and a contributor to the Phillip Morris national Sidewalk curriculum. As Education Director for Plays for Living and Foundation for Children and the Classics she oversaw collaborations with TASC’s AIDP programs and NYU’s Tisch drama school internship program.