Join Charter for Compassion Executive Director Marilyn Turkovich and Program Coordinator Mimi Hicklin as we explore more about building partnerships, aspects of the Communities section of our website, and the Tool Box. We will delve more into how the Charter for Compassion staff and our programs can help strengthen a grass roots team's effort to build a compassionate initiative. 8:30-9:30 PDT, May 14, 2021. Check your local times using this date/time converter

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Maybe you’ve thought about how empowering it could be to join with others who are willing to take action for a more compassionate world. And maybe you’ve recognized that building Emotional Intelligence skills could be helpful to you in your relationships as well as in building a more compassionate community where you live.Emotional Intelligence skills and competencies can become the fertile ground for a more compassionate world. The skills that contribute to Emotional Intelligence can lead to the development of empathy and compassion--in individuals, in families, in the workplace, in communities, and among the interconnected societies of people throughout the world.

During this course, you will discover your own Emotional Intelligence strengths, learn ways to add to your Emotional Intelligence competencies, and consider practical ways to apply your skills to build a more compassionate world.

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Youth Compassion Collaborative (The Charter's new youth Group Initiative) is hosting a safe space to hear and share ways on how we've been coping after a year of our changed lives due to COVID19, with a lens of self-compassion and adaptation as a way of living.

We are a bunch of youth from around the world (Gen-Z & Millennials) reaching out to everyone and anyone between ages 15-35, who want to listen to others as well as have their voice be heard, when talking about compassion, especially SELF-compassion during this past year.

You’ll get to meet other people around the world, of the same age group, who care about compassion and know how empowering it can be if we channel it for the good of our own communities.

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Our survival depends upon creating a compassionate world and an education system that incorporates compassion for self, for others and for the planet.

Sixteen authors present a comprehensive analysis of compassion and the political character of pedagogy. Drawing upon new scientific findings about how the brain works and their understanding of the political nature of pedagogy, they offer a scientific, spiritual and educational rationale for curriculum and societal change. The result is this blueprint for survival, illustrated with numerous practical examples.

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