Moving Together From Colorblindness to ColorInsight: Contemplative Inquiry, Research and Practice in the Work of Transformative Justice
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ISCS 2016 – Master Lecture – Clifford Saron
Minding Mindfulness: Issues, Models, and Findings in the Scientific Study of Meditation
ISCS 2016 – Evening Conversation
“The Promises and Perils of Mainstreaming Mindfulness” with Susan Bauer-Wu, Jeremy Hunter, Carolyn Jacobs, Amishi Jha, Sharon Salzberg
ISCS 2016 – Master Lecture – Robert Roeser
School Systems, Educational Reform and Mindfulness Training
ISCS 2016 – Master Lecture – Thupten Jinpa
Understanding the Psychology Behind Compassion Meditation
ISCS 2016 – Master Lecture – Lizabeth Roemer
Mindfulness-Informed Acceptance-Based Behavioral Therapy for Anxiety
ISCS 2016 – Master Lecture – Judson Brewer
Neurobiological Underpinnings of Contemplative Practices: Is There Common Ground (and who cares)?
ISCS 2016 – Keynote – Zindel Segal
Mindfulness Therapeutics in the Promotion of Mental Health
ISCS 2016 – Master Lecture – Sarah Bowen
Integrating Contemporary Behaviorist and Traditional Contemplative Approaches: Towards an Effective Technology of Behavior Change
Mindfulness and Racial Bias: Resources For Deeper Understanding
In early December 2015, Mind & Life was honored to host a live chat with MLI Fellow and Law Professor Rhonda Magee that explored the following theme: Many who examine the growth of the field of contemplative practice see it as coming only from straight, middle-class whites and corporate America. How might we work to …
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