Yeah get your kids involved in volunteering and helping others at an early age so they see other people as humans. I think social media does a great job of cocooning us into our own little biospheres which makes it difficult when you bump into someone who isn't the same as you or thinks the same way you do. You lose sight of what's happening around you because you're so worried about macro things that are out of your control. You can do a lot of good things locally. We help out at a monthly food distribution at a local charity that helps families in need get groceries that last them a few weeks. We assemble the food, group it into sets that can go in the cars that come up, and place it in their cars. The need is there and we don't have the means to alleviate that financially but we can sure use our time and energy to volunteer. My kids can get a little jaded and frankly entitled so it can help reset them to see that other people have it much worse than they do and it's up to us to help make things better. I know it makes us feel better after we do it.