Empathy and Compassion in Society is a professional conference held by the Tenzin Gyatso Institute and a partnership of charities.
The Empathy and Compassion in Society conference presents:
The latest research on how compassion enhances our professional life
Universal tools for cultivating empathy and compassion
Case studies where these methods have been shown to be effective
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