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EdNet Forum: Inspire: Compassion in Action December 19

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The Education Network Forum (EdNet Forum) is the Charter for Compassion's way to experience new philosophies, pedagogies, and methodologies of education as they are in practice today. It is also an opportunity to explore the neuroscience of the brain and its relationship to education. At the same time, it is our way of opening the door to seeing how social-emotional learning, the acquisition of spiritual growth, compassion, and kindness can be modeled and taught as a skill. Our intention in offering the Forum is to cover relevant topics from conception of a child to parenting and exploring the continual timeline of learning to the end of life.

Date: December 19 @7:30am to 9am PT

With Andrea Monsanto, Prosocial

Inspire: Compassion in Action

Objective:

To engage college students in a high-impact project to support the conscious evolution of collaborative communities towards compassion and human flourishing.

Organizations Involved:

ProSocial World, SEE Learning, Tecnológico de Monterrey, Pal Sur del Norte

Description:

The "Inspire, Compassion in Action" project exemplifies how educational interventions can cultivate collaboration, compassion, and psychological flexibility while providing valuable service to under-resourced communities. The fact that college students played a key role in designing and delivering experiential learning activities for different groups—parents, teachers, and children—demonstrates the power of active teaching in fostering deeper learning and internalization of social-emotional skills.

By working directly with a community in Nuevo León, Mexico, which faces socioeconomic challenges, the project also highlights the importance of addressing psychological and emotional well-being in underprivileged areas. The focus on experiential learning, where students not only teach but also immerse themselves in the process, can help them develop empathy and prosocial leadership skills, which are vital in creating lasting community change.

Moreover, the impact of the intervention was felt on both ends: college students reported personal growth through the teaching experience, and community members, particularly mothers, expressed how the lessons and insights from the program affected their family dynamics. The integration of both formal and informal learning spaces (like retreats, ongoing training, and the Day of Compassion) likely helped reinforce the sense of community and shared purpose between the students and the families they worked with.

This approach of blending service with skill-building and focusing on compassion as both a teaching and learning tool, may serve as a model for similar projects in other contexts.

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When
19th December 2024 7:30 AM through  6:31 PM
Event Fee(s)
Charter Supporter $100.00
Compassion in Action $50.00
Ticket with Donation $25.00
Ticket with Gratitude $10.00
Glad you can join us! $0.00