PACE WORLD gives every child in Hawaii a safe, private space to explore resilience — and a clear path to a trusted adult when they need one.
Maya is eight years old. She attends a City Heights school in San Diego. Some mornings she arrives hungry. PACE WORLD gave her a story that felt like her own — and showed her what asking for help looks like.
Her stomach is growling. She didn't have breakfast. Mr. Okafor notices she's quieter than usual — and sits beside her.
Through the story, Maya practices telling a trusted adult she's hungry. The AI companion listens and gently guides her toward her own choice.
That night there's dinner for everyone. Maya feels proud she asked. She knows that asking for help is brave — not weak.
The eight islands of Hawaii each carry their own color and spirit. PACE WORLD is built to honor every child across every island.
Hawaii's 2022 Executive Order on trauma-informed care created a mandate that few technology platforms are designed to fulfill. PACE WORLD was built specifically for this environment — privacy-first, school-supervised, and grounded in ACEs research.
We are ready to pilot with Hawaiian schools this year. The platform requires no special hardware, runs on standard school devices, and keeps all sensitive interactions on-device.
We are available for a live demonstration walkthrough at a time that works for Governor Green's office.
As children move through the PACE WORLD story, their engagement is mapped into a living landscape — aggregate, anonymous, and designed for educators.
Teachers see where children are most engaged and where momentum builds — without ever seeing individual child data.