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Trautman Urges Passion for Compassion
Carl Sagan on Moving Beyond Us vs. Them, Bridging Conviction with Compassion, and Meeting Ignorance with Kindness
A Brave and Startling Truth
Malala Yousafzai and Kailash Satyarthi win 2014 Nobel Peace Prize
Symphony of Peace Prayers Celebrates The Fuji Declaration Anniversary May 14th, 2017
The Fuji Declaration Brings More Compassion to the World with The Charter for Compassion International
Forgiveness – The F Word: A Conversation with Louisa Hext
A Radical Compassion
An Act of Conciliation and Peace Building
An Open Letter to the Leaders of Every Government Around the World
13 Nobel Peace Laureates Are Leading This Audaciously Ambitious Campaign
5 Spheres of Peace - Program Framework
The Importance of a Victims-Based Approach to Peacebuilding
A Human Approach to World Peace
Bloody Revolutions Fail: Now Is The Time For Peace
Peacebuilding: The New Generation
Peaceful Revolution? Gandhi’s Four Paths to Get There
Peace Culture
Realistic Challenge for World Peace
Building Cultures of Peace
5 Ways to Achieve World Peace and Prosperity
Empathy: A Friend of Democracy
Mindfulness, Compassion, and Wisdom, Three Means to Peace
No More “Allies”
Sri Chinmoy on Peace
Peace Movement AWOL on Aggression
The "Dictionary of Peace"
The Power of Peace and a Movement for Global Spirituality
The Most Dangerous Four-Letter Word
Why Violent Crime is so Rare in Iceland
Nonviolent Conflicts in 2014 You May Have Missed
The Power of Love and Compassion to Stop the Violence and Start the Healing
20 Years After the Genocide in Rwanda: Lessons Learned and Unlearned
A Palestinian's Journey from Stone-throwing to Conflict Resolution
Alice Walker Highlights Empathy and Compassion in Historic Lecture
Australia, a Nation in Need of Compassion-focused Therapy
Because the Unthinkable Has Become Commonplace: From Sandy Hook to Seattle
Both Israelis and Palestinians are Losers in this Conflict
Can We Leverage Empathy to Stop Boko Haram?
Central Africa Peace Talks Open in Congo
Compassion for the Children of Veterans: How War Comes Home
Conscious Capitalism: Can Empathy Change the World?
Dalai Lama Encourages Dialogue Led by Children Calling for the End of Conflict and Violence in their Generation!
Do You Know How to Become a Better Listener?
5 Reasons Why We Serve
Give Peace a Chance: Israeli Students Meet Palestinian Leader
He Lost the Vote But Won History
Heartbeat Releases New Music Video "Hopeless Town"
If America Were Syria, Everyone Who Lives In New York City Would Have Fled
Is it Possible to be on No Side?
Israeli and Palestinian Teens Sing about 'Home' Together
It's Time to Confront Our Compassion Phobia
Making the Leap
Naming the Dead
Peter Leslie Wins the Dutch Compassion Award
Prisoners Write to Their Younger Selves
Seeking Works of Compassion, i.e. Fortifying that Nearly-Extinguishable Spark
Sixth Worldwide Meeting on Human Values, October 2014
The Dangerous Logic of Quebec's 'Charter of Values'
The End of the 'Developing World'
The Inside and Outside of Compassion
The Myth of Religious Violence
The Resilience Approach to Peacebuilding: A New Conceptual Framework
The Rise of Anti-Capitalism
The 7 Components of Strategic Peacebuilding
Today, in Israel, We Vote for Life and for Peace
Violence Holds Us All Hostage
We are Fragile Beings in a World of Fragile Beings
We're All Hiding Something
What Causes Wars?
Where is the Love?
Why the World Needs Compassion Now
Why ‘Triplomacy’ is the New Diplomacy
The Golden Rule
Ways to Speak to People Who Disagree

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