Inspiring Minds: Live Conversations Offering Wisdom for Our Time
Our March conversation, “Transformative Change: Where Research and Action in the World Meet,” features Doris Chang and Reggie Hubbard, with musician Grant Jones.
On March 10 our guests discussed the tendency for research and ‘real-world’ practice to get siloed. What can contemplative scientists and changemakers working to advance social justice learn from and share with each other? This month’s episode explores the role of contemplative practice in supporting social change leaders, and strategies for promoting social justice and influencing policies and practices within systems.
Watch the video above or read the transcript.
Presenters
Doris F. Chang, PhD
New York University
Convening Faculty, Grantee, Mentor, Reviewer
Dr. Chang is a licensed clinical psychologist and Associate Professor in the NYU Silver School of Social Work. Her research seeks to advance the well-being of BIPOC communities by understanding … MORE
Reginald Hubbard
Founder/Chief Serving Officer of Active Peace Yoga
Convening Faculty, Discussant, Planning Committee Member
Reggie began his yoga journey in November 2014 seeking to alchemize and navigate extreme professional adversity. Through disciplined practice, ruthless focus and surrender to inner peace he has adopted the … MORE
Grant Jones
The Black Lotus Collective; Harvard University
Grantee, Research and Programs Council Member, Reviewer
Grant Jones (he/him) is a contemplative, musician, researcher, and activist. He is a co-founder of The Black Lotus Collective, a meditation community that centers the healing and liberation of individuals … MORE
