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Love is the foundation of our moral and social lives. We are thus called to love our neighbors, strangers and even our enemies – everyone. Solving our deepest social problems requires harnessing our limitless capacity for love.
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Read time:3–4 minutesIntroduction: Yep, Everybody
There is a local law professor who wanted to know the greatest and most important…
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Read time:2–4 minutesBless Your Heart
Beneath sweet tea and clean living rooms lies a quiet question: Is our welcome truly…
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Read time:2–3 minutesIs There Enough Love To Go Around?
Is love a resource or a vantage point? Step closer. Proximity has a way of…
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Read time:5 minutesWon’t You Be My Neighbor?
Real community isn’t about real estate—it’s about staying put and learning to see the dignity…
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Read time:3–4 minutesA Room With a View of Imperfection
Self-esteem vanishes when we fail, but true self-compassion grounds us in our shared humanity. Discover…
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Read time:3–4 minutesThe New Power Tools
A single label destroyed a generation’s dignity. First-graders proved the right words can restore it.…
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Read time:7–10 minutesThe longest distance is from our head to our heart
There are places in this world where time doesn’t move in hours or minutes, but…
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Read time:8–12 minutesAre we addicted to othering, exclusion, and revenge?
While our legal systems are built on retribution, neurobiology suggests our brains are wired for…
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Watch time:9 minutesWould you take a love “pill”?
Featured on the TEDNext stage, Meghan Sullivan explores why the love of stranger is the…
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Read time:6–9 minutesBeyond the Roadside
Could countercultural solidarity with the poor have the power to change reality? It takes an…
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Read time:2–4 minutesThe Cost of Attention
Are we distracted or are we avoiding the cost of being present? Giving our attention…