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Home » News » Mary Gordon: The Roots of Empathy
Empathy & Compassion

Mary Gordon: The Roots of Empathy

by Edwin Rutsch|Published 08/10/2013

Empathy is second nature: Mary Gordon’s organization aims to tackle the bullying problem by increasing empathy and reducing aggressiveness in school-aged children. She joins Steve Paikin.

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