CompassionNET San Antonio

01/15/2024

The MLK March in San Antonio is cancelled because of the weather.

San Antonio's Martin Luther King Jr. March has been canceled as an arctic cold front has brought freezing rain and icy roads.

12/16/2023

Youth Voter (and Poll Worker!) Fest on January 30 at Palo Alto College!

12/16/2023

Interesting article on the elimination of DEI programs at TX public colleges and universities. (I gifted this article, so Iin theory you can breach the paywall to read it.)

Alamo Colleges, UTSA have worked to change job titles, policies to comply with Texas’ new don’t-say-DEI law, SB 17.

11/12/2023

Commentary: Amid a rise in anti-Muslim and anti-Jewish hate, San Antonians must be front-line protectors of our neighbors.

10/16/2023

The poet is an ER physician in Houston. He has reported that he has lost 39 members of his extended family in the Gaza bombings.

My daughter wouldn’t hurt a spider That had nested Between her bicycle handles For two weeks She waited Until it left of its own accord If you tear down the web I said It will simply know This isn’…

06/07/2023

I met him. This is so sad.

After graduating from Stanford, David Breaux struggled to find his path — until he found his calling as “the Compassion Guy.”

05/17/2023

Great conference!

21st Annual Bexar County Behavioral Health and Wellness Conference  Thursday, May 18 - Friday, May 19, 2023 Free two-day conference for families, consumers, caregivers, and professionals featuring educational workshops about mental health topics/resources and a health /wellness resource fai ...

02/18/2023

Fantastic opportunity to meet with folks from all over the world.

An eight-day international walking festival will bring over a thousand people from 26 nations and most U.S. states to San Antonio starting Sunday.

02/08/2023

This looks fascinating. It's online!

Join our partner Institute for Spirituality and Health for an upcoming workshop HEALING THROUGH COLLECTIVE GRIEF
Friday, February 17, 10:00 AM-12:00 PM (Online)

Grief is a deeply personal process, but what happens when pain, frustration, and loss are felt everywhere at the same time? Collective grief can manifest in the wake of major events such as war, natural disasters, epidemics, school and mass shootings, and others that result in mass casualties or widespread tragedy. The challenges have brought anxiety, anger, and an erosion of trust in one another and our institutions. Does widespread loss simply compound personal loss, or can comfort be found in a collective grief process? This 2 hour virtual workshop will consider this concept of collective grief.

LEARN MORE AND REGISTER: https://compassionatehouston.org/partner-events