Here’s an interview I did with Lorraine, she has a lot of hands on experience with empathy and conflict resolution. She’s also a wonderful storyteller.
Lorraine Segal & Edwin Rutsch: Dialogs on How to Build a Culture of Empathy
Sonoma State University – Assistant Professor. Teaches conflict resolution classes through extended education. A conflict coach, trainer, and mediator specializing in transforming communication and conflict for parents, teens, and others.
This call to empathy is both common and understandable. In fact, it is deeply rooted in Jewish tradition. However, as I read article after article this summer calling the American Jewish community to show empathy for the plight of Palestinians in Gaza,…
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Peggy Mason, PhD, Professor of Neurobiology, Inbal Bartal, PhD, postdoctoral fellow, and their team have discovered that rats will show empathy toward strangers–but only strangers of a type that the rat has had previous social experience with.See it o…
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