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Saturday, November 30 at 9am PT / 12pm ET / 5pm GMT / 10.30pm IST

On the last Saturday of every month, the Charter for Compassion offers a 90-minute practice of people coming together to be in a Circle, a Sangha.

This 5-week course begins December 2.
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Anxiety, fear, and worry are normal reactions, but they don’t have to be your constant companions.

Explore ideas and practical, evidence-based methods for replacing anxiety with a sense of ease and confidence.

Join New York Times bestselling author and psychologist, Dr Rick Hanson, to let go of anxiety and grow a greater sense of calm, strength, and being protected and supported by other people – to be more able to deal with threatening situations around you.

Tuesday, December 3 at 8.30am PT / 11.30am ET / 4.30pm GMT / 10pm IST

In this session, we are honored to welcome Scarlett Lewis, founder of the Choose Love Foundation, and Kathryn Goetzke, founder of iFred and CEO of the Shine Hope Company. Scarlett Lewis, who started her foundation after the tragic loss of her son, will share her journey of transforming grief into a global movement for love and resilience. Kathryn Goetzke will speak about her work in measuring hope and teaching it through her innovative company and nonprofit. Together, they will offer profound insights into how hope and love can lead to healing, growth, and societal change.

Every Wednesday at 8am PT / 11pm ET / 4pm GMT / 9.30pm IST

Music has been an integral part of every culture throughout history, reflecting the unique characteristics and traditions of different societies. From the rhythmic beats of African drums to the intricate melodies of Indian ragas, music provides insight into the lives, histories, and identities of people around the world. By studying various musical traditions, we gain a deeper appreciation for the diversity and richness of global cultures.

Wednesday, December 4 at 9am PT / 11am ET / 5pm GMT / 10.30pm IST

Embark on an extraordinary adventure with "Awakening Wholeness," designed for trailblazers aged 15-35, and the young at heart. More than a book, "Awakening Wholeness" is a living invitation to join others in reclaiming a world brimming with compassion and love. Within its transformative pages lies a roadmap that illuminates how listening to your inner guidance, caring for yourself, others, and Mother Earth are potent tools for transformative change that serves all beings.

Friday, December 6 at 8.30am PT / 11.30am ET / 4.30pm GMT / 10pm IST

Every First Friday of Every Month the Health sector invites everyone to join and share what's happening with friends in our work to elevate compassion in Health.

Saturday, December 7 at 9.30am PT / 12.30pm ET / 5.30pm GMT / 11pm IST

As the first book in this enchanting new series, "Magic Happens in the Unscramble Box" tells the tale of two lovable dragons, called Bella and Bean, who fly off the pages and into the minds and hearts of children and adults alike.

In a time when children struggle with feelings of anger, sadness, and frustration, this story offers a whole box of tools, which children can make their own, to help ease their feelings and manage better. Every reader will learn how to become resourceful and mindful.

Tuesday, December 10 at 4pm GMT / 8am PT

This is an invitation to everyone in the United Kingdom - that's all partners, community and city leaders, as well as individuals - to come and have a chat with us, update on what the Charter is doing; what you are doing, and we'll share all the new projects we have initiated this year to help you extend compassion in your communities

Friday, December 13 at 8am PDT / 11am EST / 4pm GMT / 9.30pm IST

We are excited to invite you to an important meeting aimed at convening our partners and sharing current and upcoming initiatives from the Charter for Compassion and the Social Justice Sector.

Your presence and input would be greatly appreciated as we chart the way forward together.

Thursday, December 19 at 7.30am PT / 10.30am ET / 3.30pm GMT / 9pm IST

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.

1 MORE WEEK! EXTENDED UNTIL NOV 30!

The Global LGBTQIA+ Festival for Filmmakers, Content Creators, Artists, Young Adults & Teen Students

Learn more about this virtual fest by reading a blog entry by John Boswell, Lead of the LGBTQ+ sub-sector for the Charter for Compassion.