The Center for Compassion and Altruism Research and Education (CCARE)
CCARE investigates methods for cultivating compassion and promoting altruism within individuals and society.
CCARE investigates methods for cultivating compassion and promoting altruism within individuals and society.
We are delighted to welcome Erika Rosenberg, PhD, back to CCARE as our new Director of Community and Belonging. Erika has deep roots in the CCARE community. She co-created Compassion Cultivation Training (CCT) with Thupten Jinpa and others...
While science has made great strides in treating pathologies of the human mind, far less research exists to date on positive qualities of the human mind including compassion, altruism and empathy. Yet these prosocial traits are innate to...
Compassion as Human Potential For more than a decade, CCARE has advanced compassion as a rigorous, evidence-based field. Drawing on neuroscience and related disciplines, we study compassion as a measurable capacity that helps people lead...
Compassion in Academia The Center for Healthy Minds, University of Wisconsin The Cultivating Emotional Balance Program, UCSF The Greater Good Science Center, UC Berkeley Hillebrand Center for Compassionate Care in Medicine, University of...
Compassion and Healthcare Conference Science of Compassion Conference Science of Compassion Summer Research Institute Conference Compassion & Technology Conference Compassion & Business Conference Science of Compassion Conference Defining Compassion Conference
Investing in the Next Generation of the Science of Compassion CCARE supports researchers at pivotal career moments with funding, mentorship, and access to an interdisciplinary research community. What this offers you Why it matters...
Where the Science of Compassion Meets Practice CCARE partners with organizations to apply the science of compassion in real-world contexts. We translate research into measurable approaches that strengthen collaboration, decision-making,...
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