“We’re in the midst of something here, and now is a time to act, and to let the power of our grief not just unite us, not just invite us to reflect, but to move forward together, and to cross those lines that we so often use to divide.”
An unsettling classroom experience near the start of his second year in the Stanford Graduate School of Business MBA Program caused a personal crisis for Shirzad Chamine and led him to the work he’s doing more than a quarter century later. The 19…
I’ve been studying the amygdala for more than 30 years. When I started this work, research on this brain region was a lonely field of inquiry. The hippocampus was all therage, and I sometimes felt jealous of the attention lavished …
ForbesConscious Capitalism: Can Empathy Change The World?ForbesIn the late 19th century, a concept called the Progressive Movement crept through the vineworks of American business thinking.See it on Scoop.it, via Radical Compassion
Over the course of this academic year, these students have been living and learning the skills of Nonviolent Communication, growing their capacity for empathy and compassion. They are establishing an effective communication foundation to serve them for…
