In our third video on confronting abuse, Pam Rubin says that having compassion for people who have been abused does not mean demonizing those who have abused them. In fact, it’s just the opposite.
More on Confronting Abuse of Power:
- No More Secrets
- Our Teachers Are Not Gods
- Confronting Abuse of Power
- Watch: Pam Rubin talks about confronting abuse in Buddhist communities
- Confronting Abuse: Be Proactive
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This is an insightful and helpful video. Thanks for your courage and gentleness in delivering an important message.