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Watch
for more taped proceedings, interviews, and graphics from all CBI
Conferences, and visit our YouTube channel for more materials.
2010
ETO Conference
November 19-21
Videotaped Proceedings:
Proceedings of the 3-day 2010 ETO Conference were
taped to be archived and shared through our website. Recordings
are in the process of being posted on the Internet with links from
this page of our CBI website.
As an example, the link below will take you to the keynote by Huston
Smith.
Huston
Smith Keynote: November 19, 2010
2009
ETO Conference
Videotaped Proceedings:
Key parts of the 4-day '09 ETO Conference were taped
to be archived and shared through our website. These recordings are
stored at various locations including YouTube, websites of partnering
organizations and colleagues, and our CBI website. The links below
will take you to these locations.
On-Site
Videotaped Interviews:
Over the days of the '09 ETO Conference individuals
were invited to share their personal thoughts and experiences of empathy,
as well as impressions of the conference topic, presentations, on-going
dialogue process, and cross-cultural learning community. The videotaped
interviews available here are some examples offered to provide
a glimpse of the 2009 conference experience.
2008
ETO Conference
On-Site
Videotaped Interviews
The videotaped
interviews below are samples from the 2008 ETO Conference
experience.
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Perspectives :
Stanley Krippner, Deborah Koff-Chapin, Geshe Gendun Gyatso,
Kathleen Oweegan , Raj Miles , Hannah Moore, Dennis Browe
Check back for more
to come
We are continuing to add recorded materials to our archives as they
are compiled and prepared, and make them available through our website.
In the future this aspect of our website will be regularly expanded
and include interactive features to promote networking, shared knowledge,
and cooperation.
We wish to express our thanks to those who have presented
in our programs, and those who agreed to be interviewed and have
their impromtu thoughts shared here.
Special
Artistic Features:
Examples of the wonderful Tibetan
Buddhist Sand Mandalas, gifted
each year by Geshe
Gendun Gyatso and his colleagues.
 
All
images are available for purchase through Deborah's website, whether
as signed archival fine art prints or originals.
*20% of proceeds from sale of prints is donated to Common
Bond Institute in support of our programs. We encourage you to
visit Deborah
Koff-Chapin
at theTouch
Drawing website to enjoy these and hundreds of
additional amazing images created by this gifted artist, including
hundreds of drawings from our ETO Conferences.
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