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The Charter For Compassion

I’ve been working with the good people at TED to help build awareness for the November 12, 2009 launch of the Charter for Compassion. I don’t plan to share too much about clients on here, but since it falls into the category of tremendously inspiring I’m making an exception.

You can learn more about the charter at the Charter of Compassion website and more about TED here.

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