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“Our collective survival depends on our ability to cooperate under social and environmental constraints. When disaster strikes, “It will be empathy, generosity, and courage that
“Who are your people?” This was one of the first questions posed to us by Resmaa Menakem, a somatic abolitionist and author of the beautiful
In a time of environmental meltdown, political and economic crisis, what should we do? What role can practice play? How are we to envision our
On average civilizations have lasted about 336 years. Most of us are aware that modern civilization has become deeply unsustainable, but many do not realize
“Even in the darkest of times we have the right to expect some illumination…from the uncertain, flickering, and often weak light that some men and
Kelly Conroy Moore, Ph.D. and Brooke D. Lavelle, Ph.D. talk love and transformation on the Integrated Health Podcast. Enjoy!
How do we leverage the contemplative community into justice and liberation for all, not just the pursuit of liberation for ourselves individually? In this conversation,
What’s Equity Got to Do With It? Recently I presented at a workshop for educators interested in the science of social and emotional learning (SEL)
In 2010, professors Sara Hendren and Brian Glenny began covering the standard “handicapped” symbol on Boston parking signs with translucent stickers that depicted a new
“Teaching is personal. You have to put yourself out there. You have to confront who you are on a daily basis.” These are words that I
Forty- to fifty-percent of teachers quit their job within their first five years of teaching. Nurses, doctors and other medical professionals report increasingly less satisfaction
Many of us who serve others in caring professions or roles also work to change institutional or social structures that we see as harming the
