Joan Nathan opens up about food, fun and conversation at her own dinner table, and the sacredness of the family meal.
Joan Nathan opens up about food, fun and conversation at her own dinner table, and the sacredness of the family meal.
Read how Justine turned to FDP for guidance to make dinner more fun and meaningful.
A story of animal cruelty raises questions about empathy, stereotyping and more
Training the trainers to spread the word
We were thrilled to speak at one of the leading healthcare conferences of 2013: Mayo Clinic’s Transform 2013. The Family Dinner Project has been working with Mayo Clinic’s Center for Innovation since summer 2012 with a special focus on family dinner and the home as an innovative hub of healthcare in a community. Learn more about […]
At what age do you think you first understood the true meaning of empathy? Why—what happened?
Do you have a role model for empathy? This can be someone you know personally, or not. How is he or she a role model?
Actor Javier Bardem said, “I think we are living in selfish times…we live in the so-called ‘first world,’ and we may be first in a lot of things like technology, but we are behind in empathy.” Do you agree or disagree with this statement? Explain.
Is there someone you know who is having a hard time right now? What is that they are going through? What might you do to let them know you understand or want to understand how they are feeling?
“’Don’t judge a man until you have walked a mile in his shoes.” What does that phrase mean to you?
Have you ever been teased by a friend? How did it make you feel? How do you think a friend feels when he or she gets teased?