HR!Day1065: Difference between revisions
No edit summary |
No edit summary |
||
| Line 26: | Line 26: | ||
|} | |} | ||
---- | ---- | ||
While politics has created a chasm in a growing number of countries around the globe, this has not been the only source of division. Disputes about scientific facts, the increase in biased reporting, social media, corporate manipulation, and government policies have also contributed. The result has been the fraying of the social fabric and personal relationships. As hard as it may appear, forgiveness is the way through. This week we are exploring the role of forgiveness and spirituality in repairing relationships and society. Forgiveness pioneer Dr. Fred Luskin will lead the way, sharing his perspective and insights on this topic. | |||
Panelist: Fred Luskin | |||
Moderator: Eileen Barker, Tom Eddington | |||
Convener: Jim Garrison | |||
Bios | |||
Fred Luskin | |||
Dr. Frederic Luskin Directs the Stanford Forgiveness Projects and is recognized as | |||
one of the leading forgiveness experts worldwide. He is the author of the | |||
bestselling books “Forgive for Good” and “Forgive for Love”. His books have been | |||
translated into a dozen languages and his work is used all over the world. He has | |||
a Ph.D. is Counseling and Health Psychology from Stanford University, holds clinical | |||
licenses as a Psychologist and a Marriage and Family Counselor and has been | |||
teaching at Stanford University for the past 30 years. | |||
Eileen Barker | |||
Eileen Barker is an accomplished mediator and pioneer in the movement to integrate forgiveness and healing into conflict resolution. A former litigator, she has focused her practice on mediation for over 30 years. This work led her into a deep exploration of forgiveness as it relates to resolving conflict and peacemaking. Eileen has been a forgiveness teacher and coach for nearly 20 years She has provided forgiveness training internationally for mediators, lawyers and judges. Through the Forgiveness Training Institute, she trains others professionals to become forgiveness practitioners. | |||
www.ThePathofForgiveness.com | |||
Tom Eddington, PhD | |||
Tom Eddington is an author, Executive Coach, Business Advisor, and Executive Producer of documentary films. As a scholar of Conscious Leadership, he is passionate about bringing more conscious leadership into the world which he does through his coaching and advisory work, film and media projects and Board positions. Tom’s latest book “The Art of Conscious Leadership” will be available for pre-order in the coming year. He holds an M.S. in Organization Dynamics from the University of Pennsylvania and an honorary PhD from Ubiquity University. | |||
<nowiki>-----</nowiki> | |||
To join Humanity Rising Mon-Fri live via Zoom or make a voluntary contribution to support the Humanity Rising team, please see our contribution form. | |||
<nowiki>https://humanityrising.solutions/#supportformore</nowiki> | |||
Join our global community of changemakers at <nowiki>https://www.ubiquityuniversity.org</nowiki> | |||
Ubiquity University offers certification programs as well as MA/PhD pathways that invite you to go deep into a topic related to who we need to become to be able to solve our current global challenges. We draw on the age-old insights from the wisdom traditions as well as the latest insights from modern science. | |||
Choose your preferences and sign up for the latest Ubiquity University news at : <nowiki>https://share.hsforms.com/1JxEUyycRRtuaIEJzyIScsg2op4l</nowiki> | |||
Explore some of our latest offerings at <nowiki>https://linktr.ee/ubiquityuniversity</nowiki> | |||
Shop UU merchandise at <nowiki>https://ubiquity-universitys-store.sellfy.store/</nowiki> | |||
:[https://humanityrising.solutions/support-us/ '''please see our contribution form.'''] | :[https://humanityrising.solutions/support-us/ '''please see our contribution form.'''] | ||
Revision as of 02:01, 26 January 2025
Day 1065 Mon 1/27/25 Forgiveness Under Duress: Personal, Relational and Societal
- --- Humanity Rising Day 1065 - Monday January 27, 2025 (GoTo Bottom)
While politics has created a chasm in a growing number of countries around the globe, this has not been the only source of division. Disputes about scientific facts, the increase in biased reporting, social media, corporate manipulation, and government policies have also contributed. The result has been the fraying of the social fabric and personal relationships. As hard as it may appear, forgiveness is the way through. This week we are exploring the role of forgiveness and spirituality in repairing relationships and society. Forgiveness pioneer Dr. Fred Luskin will lead the way, sharing his perspective and insights on this topic.
Panelist: Fred Luskin
Moderator: Eileen Barker, Tom Eddington
Convener: Jim Garrison
Bios
Fred Luskin
Dr. Frederic Luskin Directs the Stanford Forgiveness Projects and is recognized as
one of the leading forgiveness experts worldwide. He is the author of the
bestselling books “Forgive for Good” and “Forgive for Love”. His books have been
translated into a dozen languages and his work is used all over the world. He has
a Ph.D. is Counseling and Health Psychology from Stanford University, holds clinical
licenses as a Psychologist and a Marriage and Family Counselor and has been
teaching at Stanford University for the past 30 years.
Eileen Barker
Eileen Barker is an accomplished mediator and pioneer in the movement to integrate forgiveness and healing into conflict resolution. A former litigator, she has focused her practice on mediation for over 30 years. This work led her into a deep exploration of forgiveness as it relates to resolving conflict and peacemaking. Eileen has been a forgiveness teacher and coach for nearly 20 years She has provided forgiveness training internationally for mediators, lawyers and judges. Through the Forgiveness Training Institute, she trains others professionals to become forgiveness practitioners.
www.ThePathofForgiveness.com
Tom Eddington, PhD
Tom Eddington is an author, Executive Coach, Business Advisor, and Executive Producer of documentary films. As a scholar of Conscious Leadership, he is passionate about bringing more conscious leadership into the world which he does through his coaching and advisory work, film and media projects and Board positions. Tom’s latest book “The Art of Conscious Leadership” will be available for pre-order in the coming year. He holds an M.S. in Organization Dynamics from the University of Pennsylvania and an honorary PhD from Ubiquity University.
-----
To join Humanity Rising Mon-Fri live via Zoom or make a voluntary contribution to support the Humanity Rising team, please see our contribution form.
https://humanityrising.solutions/#supportformore
Join our global community of changemakers at https://www.ubiquityuniversity.org
Ubiquity University offers certification programs as well as MA/PhD pathways that invite you to go deep into a topic related to who we need to become to be able to solve our current global challenges. We draw on the age-old insights from the wisdom traditions as well as the latest insights from modern science.
Choose your preferences and sign up for the latest Ubiquity University news at : https://share.hsforms.com/1JxEUyycRRtuaIEJzyIScsg2op4l
Explore some of our latest offerings at https://linktr.ee/ubiquityuniversity
Shop UU merchandise at https://ubiquity-universitys-store.sellfy.store/