Now they meet there every Friday (4 p.m.-7:30 p.m.) and continue with the mobile chess club at various places and times on Saturdays. “As we get more involved we want to do more days of the week.

About nine months ago Lenard Seawood started the Every Move Counts nonprofit startup to use the game of chess to help improve the lives of children in Stockton. When he was in the Army, stationed ...

Make every move count for something.” She knows the lessons apply to more than just moving pieces on a board. “They’re learning math skills, reasoning skills, projection and planning.

Every move counts, especially now as we manage the constraints of the COVID-19 pandemic. We must all move every day – safely and creatively." Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, WHO Director-General ...

About nine months ago Lenard Seawood started the Every Move Counts nonprofit startup to use the game of chess to help improve the lives of children in Stockton. When he was in the Army, stationed ...