Fetzer Institute
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Founded by John E. Fetzer: "The Fetzer Institute advances love and forgiveness as powerful forces that can transform the human condition." [1] Since 2012 they have worked in partnership with the Embodiment Foundation in South Africa. [2]
- President and CEO, Bob Boisture
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Trustees (2018) [1]
- Carolyn T. Brown - Board Chair
- Dan Cardinali - Fetzer Institute trustee
- Bruce Carlson - Interim Executive Vice President and Trustee
- Rob Lehman - chaired the Fetzer Institute Board of Trustees for 17 years and prior to that served as president from 1989 to 2000
- Lynne Twist - Trustee
Trustees (2011)
Accessed November 2011: [3]
- Angeles Arrien
- Carolyn T. Brown
- Bruce Carlson
- Janis Claflin (1988-2014)
- Bruce Fetzer
- Robert Lehman
- Lawrence Sullivan
- Lynne Twist
- Frances Vaughan - 1996-2015.Of her sudden passing on September 23, 2017,
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Resources and articles
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- Jon Kabat-Zinn is a Founding Fellow of the Fetzer Institute
- Search for Common Ground
- Simplicity Forum
- Judith Thompson
- Charles R. Halpern
- Sharif M. Abdullah
- Boulder Institute
- Alison Sander
- California Institute of Integral Studies
- Thomas F. Beech - President Emeritus
- Arthur Zajonc
- T.M. Srinivasan
- David Peat (Canada)
- Jeremy Waletzky
- Jim Gordon
- Elmer Green
- George Meek
- Tom Beaver
- Jan Walleczek
- Faith & Politics Institute
- Reuniting America
- Center for Courage & Renewal
- Tom Callanan - program officer
- In 1988: "The Fetzer Foundation sponsors Helping Heal the Whole Person and the Whole World, a conference with attendees from 38 countries. Speakers include Norman Cousins, Jehan Sadat, Bernie Siegal, Laurence Rockefeller, and John Fetzer." [2]
- Maurice F. Strong Trustee Emeritus
- Jeremy P. Waletzky - served on the Fetzer Institute Board of Trustees from 1990-2002.
- Judith Skutch Whitson served on the Fetzer Institute Board of Trustees from 1987–1995.
- Lynn Underwood
- Don Johnson
- Winston Franklin