Wellness and Healthcare

This handbook supports four conversations about forgiveness. Three essays serve as background for the conversations, helping to explain why and how to practice forgiveness. Each conversation uses the essays and a film clip from The Power of Forgiveness, a PBS documentary that received major funding from the Fetzer Institute, to spark reflection and dialogue.

This resource is one of many developed in support of community-wide conversations and activities focused on love, forgiveness, and compassion--all a part of the Institute's Campaign for Love & Forgiveness.

This Facilitator Guide offers ways to explore the topic of forgiveness with small groups, including tools for facilitating conversations in your community, organization, or school.

This resource is one of many developed in support of community-wide conversations and activities focused on love, forgiveness, and compassion--all a part of the Institute's Campaign for Love & Forgiveness.

Through public television programming, targeted local activities and thoughtful conversations in communities across the country, we explore the mystery and meaning of love—how it's expressed and felt, and how it manifests differently for different people—and we'll consider the potential power of love to transform and heal our personal lives, our professional lives and our communities. In these conversations, we seek to explore the many forms love takes—from friendship and family bonds, to marriage, to carrying love into the larger community through altruism and volunteerism.

Through public television programming and thoughtful conversations, we explore the mystery and meaning of love—how it's expressed and felt, and how it manifests differently for different people—and we'll consider the potential power of love to transform and heal our personal lives, our professional lives and our communities. In these conversations, we seek to explore the many forms love takes—from friendship and family bonds, to marriage, to carrying love into the larger community through altruism and volunteerism.