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Mindfulness, Diversity, and Social Justice

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Lawson DM. 2015. Treatment for Intimate Violent Offenders. Family Violence. :117-138.

Anonymous. Submitted. Understanding & Practicing Mindful Social Justice. Feed Kindness Starve Harm.

Kilgore JWilliam. 2015. Understanding mass incarceration: a people's guide to the key civil rights struggle of our time. :264.

Taylor N.Z., Millear P.M.R.. 2016. Validity of the Five Facet Mindfulness Questionnaire in an Australian, meditating, demographically diverse sample. Personality and Individual Differences. 90:73-77.

Coppola F. 2018. Valuing Emotions in Punishment: an Argument for Social Rehabilitation with the Aid of Social and Affective Neuroscience. Neuroethics.

Ng E, Walsh Z. 2019. Vulnerability, Response-Ability, and the Promise of Making Refuge. Religions. 10(2):80.

Petty S. 2017. Waking Up To All of Ourselves: Inner Work, Social Justice & Systems Change. ICEA. 1(1):1-14.

BOYCE BARRY. Submitted. When Mindfulness and Racism Intersect.

Anonymous. Submitted. Why Mindfulness is Needed in Education The Impact of Toxic Stress on School Communities. mindfulness schools.

Anonymous. 2018. Yoga and Mindfulness as an Intervention Strategy for Homeless Youth. USC News.

McCreary C. 2018. Yoga, Mindfulness, and Social Justice with Kids in the South Bronx.

Berila, Beth, Klein, Melanie, Roberts, Chelsea Jackson. 2016. Yoga, the body, and embodied social change: an intersectional feminist analysis.

Mindful Schools, Mette Bahnsen. Submitted. “Healthy Habits of Mind” – The Science of Compassion.

Barrett C. 2015. “I Feel Mad Light”: Sharing Mindfulness-Based Strategies with Troubled Youth. Alternative Offender Rehabilitation and Social Justice. :32-52.

Alhusen JL, Norris-Shortle C, Cosgrove K, Marks L. 2017. “I'M OPENING MY ARMS RATHER THAN PUSHING AWAY:” PERCEIVED BENEFITS OF A MINDFULNESS-BASED INTERVENTION AMONG HOMELESS WOMEN AND YOUNG CHILDREN: Perceived Benefits of a Minfulness Intervention. Infant Mental Health Journal. 38(3):434-442.

Mindful Schools. 2018. “Into Light” – Four Teens Use Mindfulness to Battle Depression.

Tenfelde SM, Hatchett L, Saban KL. 2018. “Maybe black girls do yoga”: A focus group study with predominantly low-income African-American women. Complementary Therapies in Medicine. 40:230-235.

Farley W. 2017. “Serving the Spirit of Goodness”: Contemplation, Gender and Race. ICEA. 1(1):57-64.

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Veronica Kuhn

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