Crafting A Culture of Kindness
Planting KindTrees
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Mission of
The KindTree Project
Mission
The KindTree Project Program aims to plant flowering seeds of kindness
in the hearts, minds, habits, and attitudes of individuals
so that the day-by-day fruits that spring forth
are abundant in empathy, kindness and compassion;
and prolifically fertile in reproduction.
The KindTree Project
Program
About the Program
The KindTree Project Program is implemented via weekly group meetings and led by a facilitator.
The meetings should be once a week for twelve weeks and last between an hour to an hour and a half.
The final meeting will comprise the program graduation.
The Program uses three separate books. The Facilitation Guidebook is to be used by the group facilitator, and the Workbook and Journal are to be used by the group members.
The Program will operate wherever your group meets, as the facilitator (someone from Your group, company, organization, etc.) will utilize the facilitation guidebook to lead the group. On-demand video or podcast guidance is available as an additional option.
KindTree groups should be small, with no more than eight participants. When a group has graduated, another group should start soon thereafter.
As the groups rotate, the Culture of your workplace, organization, school, etc. (any group) will [begin to] change for the better as the Culture of Kindness is cultivated within the group and group participant's.
~The Program is intended for "working-aged" individuals as it requires introspection, deliberate thought, and the ability to exercise intention.~
(*Please note that the "Facilitator" needs to [initially] complete the program as a group member also. When purchasing the program also purchase a workbook and journal for the person that will lead the group.)
WHY??
The KindTree Project, has emerged primarily in response to the present [pervasive] virulent milieu that allows for the proliferation of egregiously abnormal acts of unwarranted violence and unprovoked murderous commissions to recur [with frequency] in modern society.
These random, unpredictable, wretched deeds equate to psychological assault and battery upon the soul of every non-consenting witness, and they are beyond remediation to those that bear the brunt of impact.
This madness must end! Barbarism must not be permitted as it has no [legitimate] place in a sane and civil society!
To this end, The KindTree Project [Program] endeavors to sow flowering seeds-of-clemency that will spring forth into proficient, restorative branches of civility and compassion to the betterment of our world and posterity.
~The KindTree Project Program is the primary feature of The KindTree Project.~
How?
The KindTree Project Program has been designed to accommodate the modification of its content, and method of administration; so that it may be presented with authenticity and relevance in varied settings, and to diverse groups of individuals.
Powerfully Simplistic
Small Groups (or solo)
Meetings take place once a week for 12 weeks
One to One and a half hours per weekly meeting
The program comes to you (workplace, schools, etc.)
The Program is led by a facilitator (within your own organization once trained).
On-Demand Guidance available by video or podcast (this feature is additional)
We Craft A Culture of Kindness, by planting KindTrees!
Program
Materials
Facilitation Guidebook
Participant’s Workbook
Participant’s Journal
Weekly Program Content
How we meet our objectives
Administering Program content via a trained and/or guided Program Facilitator
Keeping groups small in size (no more than 8 participants per group)
Cultivating Kindness via program content, habit acquisition, demonstration and distribution.
Effectively crafting a culture of Kindness via repetition and continuation
Eleven weeks of values-based content (final week is graduation)
Fun, Provocative, Interactive, and Impactful topics and activities
Questions?
Contact us at info@thekindtreeproject.com or TheKindTreeProject@gmail.com
or
(302) 505-5718
to get more information about
The KindTree Project
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