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Create a Reading Week around a topic that matters to your community. Choose an existing interactive story or tell us what your young people need to talk about, and The Reading XP can create the experience for your organization.

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Create A Reading Week For Your Community

One week. One story. One shared experience. Invite young people to participate from home, in a classroom, at a community center or together as a group. Your organization decides how to make the Reading Week its own.

Human Education · AI & Purpose

PREMIERING JULY 2026

Pit Gragen

Human Education in the Age of AI

An interactive story your organization can bring to its community as part of a shared Reading Week experience. Pit Gragen invites young people to explore identity, creativity, empathy and purpose while reflecting on what it truly means to remain deeply human in the age of artificial intelligence.

Purpose & Identity Encourages young people to reflect on who they are becoming, not only on what technology can do.

Empathy & Human Values Opens space for reflection around friendship, dignity, family and responsibility.

AI Literacy Through Story Introduces artificial intelligence through an emotional, accessible narrative.

Positive Youth Engagement Designed for NGOs, municipalities, foundations, CSR initiatives and organizations serving young people.

5–15 Minutes Mobile First Interactive Story

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Suicide Prevention · Connection & Hope

COMING SOON

The Bridge 11:45

Sometimes One Moment Of Connection Can Change Everything

Mike Trumper never wanted to leave. Within days, he would have to say goodbye to Arizona, leave his friends behind, and walk away from Lia, the girl who had always meant more to him than he was willing to admit.

The decision had already been made. His mother had accepted a new job, and Ohio was waiting. To Mike, it felt like the end of everything.

What he did not know was that long before he was born, something had already been waiting for him there. And destiny was about to call his name.

Recognizing Silent Struggles Helps young people understand that emotional pain is not always visible and that changes in behavior, isolation or hopelessness should never be ignored.

The Power Of Reaching Out Reinforces the importance of asking honest questions, listening without judgment and connecting someone with a trusted adult or professional support.

Hope Beyond The Present Moment Reminds participants that an overwhelming moment is not the end of their story and that circumstances, feelings and possibilities can change.

Prevention Through Human Connection Designed for NGOs, schools, municipalities, foundations and youth-serving organizations seeking to open responsible conversations around suicide prevention.

Suicide Prevention Recommended for ages 12 and up Interactive Story Youth Reflection Mobile Experience

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This educational experience supports prevention, reflection and help-seeking. It does not replace emergency, clinical or mental health care.

A Cinematic Interactive Story

THE BRIDGE
11:45

Sometimes the most important message is the one sent before it is too late.

Ready for your community. Simple to share.

Organizations choose a topic and invite their community to participate in a Reading Week. The Reading XP provides the interactive experience, while the organization shares it through its own schools, communities, volunteers, municipalities, partner networks or institutional channels.

Reading Weeks Built Around Topics That Matter

Your organization can choose an existing interactive story or work with The Reading XP around a topic that matters to your community. You invite the young people you serve, choose the week, and share the experience through the networks you already have.

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Mental Health

Interactive Stories that support emotional awareness, help-seeking, resilience and healthier conversations among young people.

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Suicide Prevention

Recommended for ages 12 and up

Interactive Stories designed to support prevention, hope, connection, awareness and timely support-seeking.

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Violence Prevention

Interactive Stories that support empathy, healthy decision-making, community protection and prevention-focused dialogue.

Choose Your Topic

Choose an existing Reading XP story or tell us about the topic, challenge or conversation that matters to your community.

Choose Your Community & Week

Tell us who you want to reach, how many people you want to engage, and the communities, schools or networks where the experience will be shared.

We Create the Reading XP Experience

The Reading XP prepares the interactive story experience around the selected topic, designed for young people to access easily from their own devices. feedback or survey elements.

Invite Your Community

Distribute the experience through a simple link or QR code across your schools, communities, events, social channels and partner networks.

What Does Your Community Need To Talk About?

Your Topic. Your Community. Your Reading Week. They Won't Ignore.

Your message deserves more than another brochure, video or PDF. Tell us what you want to communicate, who you need to reach and what change you want to create. Mezel Education and EBCHATS can tell us the topic that matters to the young people you serve. The Reading XP can transform it into an interactive story experience your organization can bring to its community during a Reading Week.

Any Cause Any Language Any Smartphone Link Or QR Code Optional Feedback

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CREATE A READING WEEK → Tell us the topic. We’ll explore how to create the Reading XP experience with you.

Created by Mezel Education · Produced by Mezel Studios

Every story has the power to reach someone
at exactly the moment they need it most.

A Reading Week creates a shared moment around a topic that matters. Young people can experience the story individually or together, and each organization decides whether to simply share the experience or create additional conversations and activities around it.

Reading Week Information

Questions organizations ask before creating a Reading Week.

A practical overview for foundations, NGOs, CSR teams, municipalities and community organizations interested in bringing a Reading Week to the young people they serve.

What is a Reading Week?

A Reading Week is a shared one-week experience built around one interactive story and one important topic. Young people can participate individually, at home, in a classroom or together as a group. The story can remain accessible beyond the week; the Reading Week creates the shared moment.

Who is Social Impact designed for?

Social Impact is designed for foundations, NGOs, CSR teams, municipalities, ministries, schools, youth organizations, hospitals, charities and community partners implementing programs for children, adolescents and families.

What makes a Reading Week different from a traditional campaign?

Instead of simply distributing information, a Reading Week gives your community a shared interactive story experience. There is no required program or complicated implementation. Your organization decides how young people participate and whether to create conversations or activities around the experience.

What does a participant experience?

Participants experience a short, mobile-first interactive story designed to feel personal, accessible and engaging. They can experience it individually or as part of a group during the Reading Week.

How long does a program take to complete?

Most Impact Stories are designed to be completed in approximately 5 to 15 minutes, making them practical for campaigns, classroom moments, community sessions, events or digital outreach.

How does an organization create a Reading Week?

The organization chooses a topic or an existing story, selects a Reading Week and invites its community to participate. The Reading XP provides the interactive experience, and the organization shares access through the schools, communities, partners or channels it already uses.

Can a Reading Week support an existing initiative?

Yes. A Reading Week can stand on its own or become part of a broader prevention, wellbeing, education, youth development or community initiative.

Can programs be deployed across different communities or regions?

Yes. Programs can be implemented across multiple communities, schools, events, municipalities or geographic areas according to the organization's outreach plan and intended beneficiary reach.

What topics can a Reading Week address?

Reading Weeks can address topics such as AI and human potential, mental health, suicide prevention, resilience, bullying, violence prevention, inclusion, healthy relationships, digital wellbeing or another priority relevant to your community.

Can organizations use their own schools, community partners or outreach channels?

Yes. The model is designed around the delivery networks organizations already have in place. Mezel Education develops, maintains and operates the program; the implementing organization activates and distributes it through its own channels.

Can The Reading XP create a story around our topic?

Yes. Organizations can choose from existing Reading XP experiences or discuss the creation of an interactive story around a specific topic that matters to the young people they serve.

How is implementation support managed?

At the current launch stage, Mezel Education manages campaign administration centrally and supports organizations with implementation coordination, access materials and campaign-level participation information.

Can organizations measure program reach?

Campaign-level participation information can be coordinated with Mezel Education, including the current implementation allocation and beneficiary access activity. Expanded outcome-survey and impact-reporting capabilities can be developed for future activations.

Are Social Impact programs a replacement for emergency, clinical or counseling support?

No. Social Impact programs are designed to support education, reflection, prevention and conversation. They do not replace professional mental health care, emergency services, crisis intervention or clinical support.

Participating in a program?

Use the program access pathway provided by your organization to begin your assigned Interactive Story.