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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…

CCT for Social Advocates

Dent Gitchel | January 26, 2018

Arkansas-based Certified CCT Teacher Dent Gitchel received a Compassion Corps…

Compassion Corps: Bringing CCT Into Communities of Color

Lisel Joseph | December 8, 2017

Among this year’s Compassion Corps grantees is Lakiba Pittman, a…