Dr. Kanter’s research center works across disciplines to integrate behavioral science on bias and racism, relationship science, and legal, historical, critical race, evolutionary, and other perspectives. Dr. Kanter has published over 100 books and scientific articles and is regularly invited to give talks and workshops nationally and internationally. His Center’s work on racial microaggressions, on how to connect across political differences, and on how to maximize social connectedness has been featured on NPR, in National Geographic, on the BBC, and in other national and local news media outlets.
Join the ACBS Southern California Chapter for a free event!
How can we, as contextual behavioral scientists and clinicians, bring our core principles to life amid the weight of our current social and political landscape? When so much feels at stake and so much harm has already occurred—yet, for some of us, daily routines remain largely unchanged, making it easy to default to avoidance or inertia.
In this presentation and discussion, Dr. Jonathan Kanter invites us to consider ourselves, our social networks, and our clients. Together, we will examine how to hold deep ache and ongoing uncertainty with openness and acceptance, and explore what it means to commit to valued action in a world where pain is ever-present—even when our daily contingencies pull toward comfort and the status quo, and even when hope feels difficult to conjure.
REGISTER AND LEARN MORE
https://www.socal-acbs.org/events
WHEN (International Friends Welcome!)
Thursday, November 12th | 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM (PT)
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WHERE
Online via Zoom! (link provided to those who RSVP)
COST
Free for all!
QUESTIONS?
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