How storytelling can heal

Garth Japhet , Community , What's Your Story? , Prejudice , Reconciliation , Storytelling

At his talk at the 2024 Templeton Annual Meeting Heartlines CEO Dr Garth Japhet shares from his personal experience of what a difference knowing someone's story can make on how we interpret their actions and choices.

Watch his 10-minute talk:

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