Play for Peace Hanoi continues to host conversations around mental health, self-care, and well-being

Lonely individuals have changes in brain structure that may cause them to have trouble with social empathy and self-efficacy. In previous posts we have talked about the science behind play and how it is good for us. We have discussed the health…

"For me, the games we play have allowed me to connect deeply with myself, and tap into my relationships with my colleagues, my family, and everyone around me."

"Pour moi, les jeux auxquels nous jouons m'ont permis de me connecter profondément avec moi-même et de puiser dans mes relations avec mes collègues, ma famille et tout le monde autour de moi."

How can you keep compassion, connection and community alive when you or loved ones are sick? Like every other company and organization we have also had to navigate getting our work done and supporting team members falling ill.

While we all know that compassion is a good thing, science shows us that compassion is good for us, that it actually has a strong health benefit. Play for Peace is a community of youth and adults that are out there right now in the world creating…

With 35 youngsters from Kolkata, India, the Disciples for Peace Club, led by trainer Arzoo Shakir, celebrated the Compassion Games Global Unity Games. Her team and the participants could not get enough!

During this pandemic #teachers around the globe have been on the front lines of trying to keep our children physically and emotionally safe.