1. November 4, 2009
    New York, New York
    United States
    Estimated Attendance:
    1–50

    Religion, Media and Culture: Islam and the Media

    A panel of Muslim and non-Muslim media professionals and scholars will examine the role of media, as well as the Islamic community itself, in fostering a worldwide image of Islam and will further explore the issue of extremism perpetrated in the name of faith.

  2. November 6, 2009
    Ajloun, Amman
    Jordan
    Estimated Attendance:
    1-50

    Path of Compassion

    Abraham Path is leading a youth walk and volunteer service project on the Al Ayoun Trail, through the villages of northern Jordan. More than 25 schoolchildren are participating in the walk and joining local families to work side by side on the olive harvest.

  3. November 7, 2009
    Vancouver, British Columbia
    Canada
    Estimated Attendance:
    101–250

    ‘Compassion’ Art @ Vivarium Gallery, Vancouver

    A week long gallery window installation by Vancouver artists on the theme of Compassion Nov 7-13th 2009 at Vivarium Gallery 2130 Yew St.
    Information about the Charter will be posted as part of the installation. Passers by will be able to view the installation 24 hours a day for 7 days.

  4. November 7, 2009
    Livermore, California
    United States
    Estimated Attendance:
    1-50

    Workshop on Compassion

    A workshop to connect attendees to their Spiritual side by exploring their connections to happiness, joy, sadness and despair. By facing their emotional tie to life, attendees come to an understanding of their role to play in the global community. Contact Cosmic Dog Yoga at 925-456-yoga

  5. November 8, 2009
    Kolkata, West Bengal
    India
    Estimated Attendance:
    251–500

    Role of Interfaith in creating Peace and Compassion

    The leaders of different faith will assemble and discuss the positive role of religion and spirituality in achieving the compassion around the globe.

  6. November 8, 2009
    Hartland, Wisconsin
    United States
    Estimated Attendance:
    101–250

    “The Meaning of Compassion”—Nov 8 Service at LCUUC

    To honor this charter, LCUUC members have created a service exploring the meaning and importance of compassion to each of us, and to the world. You are warmly welcome to come share this morning with us.

    Religious Event

  7. November 8, 2009
    Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
    United States
    Estimated Attendance:
    251–500

    Standing on the Side of Love & Compassion

    The Charter for Compassion and the Standing on the Side of Love campaigns serve as our source text as we affirm compassion as a central belief in all the major world religions. Together we seek to harness the power of love and compassion to stop oppression, exclusion and violence.

    Religious Event

  8. November 9, 2009
    Williamstown, Ontario
    Canada
    Estimated Attendance:
    1-50

    Inspirational WORD ART by International Signmakers

    Signmakers (aka Letterheads) around the globe are currently creating a sign project with a word that expresses the meaning of compassion. A blog has been created and youtube video is in the works to share this with the world. http://www.inspirationalwordart.wordpress.com

  9. November 9, 2009
    Singapore
    Singapore
    Estimated Attendance:
    1000

    Compassion Wishing Tree

    com.passion.sg has partnered with Post-Museum and Ngee Ann Polytechnic’s “A Woman’s Worth” Conference to set up a Compassion Wishing Tree on 4-6 Nov and 9 Nov 2009 at the Polytechnic for the 1000 students and partners to make wishes to eliminate violence with compassion.

  10. November 9, 2009
    CAROLINA
    Puerto Rico
    Estimated Attendance:
    101–250

    Colegio Limari’s “Charter for Compassion” Project

    Family proyect on which students will work as a team with their family to bring about compassion acts outside of their home. This project will be recorded by pictures or by video. The students will present their family proyect on November 12th, 2009.

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