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This episode reveals how true empathy extends beyond individual feelings to recognize the systemic forces shaping every life, inspiring more effective collective action.
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“This episode reveals how true empathy extends beyond individual feelings to recognize the systemic forces shaping every life, inspiring more effective collective action.”
— Elizabeth A. Segal, Social Empathy
Social Justice, Systemic Thinking, Compassion, Collective Action
If you've ever felt that individual acts of kindness aren't enough, this can help you understand the deeper levers for creating lasting social change.
Elizabeth Segal, a professor of social work, brings decades of research and practical experience to illuminate how our personal understanding of empathy often misses the larger societal forces at play.