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An Important Announcement from the Compassion Institute

Thupten Jinpa | April 14, 2021

Like so many organizations, this past year has been one…

“Unless we change social structures and institutions, we cannot expect our society to change in any fundamental, enduring way.”

Frank Martin | June 3, 2020

“Unless we change social structures and institutions, we cannot expect…

Compassion Cultivation Training (CCT) at ChooseWell Communities, Louisville, KY

Anne Walter | April 16, 2020

Juliana is a new CCT graduate. She’s also a proud…

Remembering Compassion in Uncertain Times

Thupten Jinpa | March 18, 2020

Dear Friends, We are living through an unprecedented time…

“How is Your Heart Today?”: Compassion at Angola Prison

KC Branscomb | August 1, 2019

I’m excited to share this lovely article by Dr. Chris…

Open at the Close

Laura Banks | May 20, 2019

Every spring I head to the garden center and buy…

What Does Courage Look Like?

Sara Schairer | December 10, 2018

Malcolm* didn’t beat around the bush. His shared his statement…

Seattle business leaders ask: How can we bring more compassion and mindfulness into our workplaces?

Maya Nader | June 27, 2018

This is an inspiring example of how compassion education can…

Reflections on Compassion: Compassion Cultivation Training at Angola Prison

Lisel Joseph | June 12, 2018

Louisiana State Penitentiary at Angola is the largest maximum-security prison…

Words on a Wall: A Poem and Reflection on CCT

Barbara Piper-Roelofs | March 21, 2018

Barbara Piper-Roelofs is a life coach, poet, and alumna of…