Mindful Awareness Practices at a Manhattan Private School
In 2009, Trinity’s lower school decided to try out principles of mindfulness in two grades. The results were promising.
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Private School Children Learn Skills to Manage in a Complex World
A private school in Schenectady uses mindfulness as well as a curriculum that promotes empathy to enhance learning.
Children at a Manhattan Public School Learn Techniques to Relax
Children at PS 112 learn skills that diffuse tension in the school day.
Thoughts on Mindful Awareness Practices in Education
The piece focuses on mindfulness research and its application in schools.
Meet Gadadhara Pandit Dasa, Columbia University’s First Hindu Chaplain
A day in the life of Columbia University’s first Hindu Chaplain.
Inspired by Spiritual Leader, Immigrant Community Cooks food for NYC Homeless
Volunteers cook and distribute food on a regular basis at shelters in Bellevue and Harlem.
Sai Volunteers Help Rebuild Homes Destroyed By Sandy
In the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy the Sai group, a Hindu volunteer organization, worked in Breezy Point alongside Habitat for Humanity to rebuild homes.
Immigrant Kids Gaining Despite Mixed Report Card for Brooklyn Dual Language School
At P.S. 24, a dual language school, in Sunset Park, Brooklyn, children make progress despite DOE’s strict evaluation standards.
Malavika Sarukkai: Achieving Transcendence in Dance
Before Malavika Sarukkai’s performance at Lincoln Center’s White Light Festival, she sat down to talk about transcendence in dance.
Somalia Has Just Become a Recognized Country. So What Does That Now Mean for Somaliland?
An interview with a Claremont McKenna graduate who spent six months teaching English and Economics at Hargeisa University in Somaliland.