 Leah Green is the founder and director of the Compassionate Listening Project, whose mission is to empower individuals and communities to transform conflict and create powerful cultures of peace. Since 1990, nearly 700 North Americans have participated in Leah’s pioneering reconciliation delegations in Israel and Palestine. She has facilitated and taught Compassionate Listening in North America, Central America, Europe and throughout the Middle East, and now includes Family Constellations in her work to address transgenerational and collective trauma. Leah has produced four films, and her work has been profiled in many books. These days, she is most excited about her new project in Guatemala, which includes delegations and reconciliation work in the Mayan community at Lake Atitlan. |
Leah Green is the founder and director of the Compassionate Listening Project, whose mission is to empower individuals and communities to transform conflict and create powerful cultures of peace. Since 1990, nearly 700 North Americans have participated in Leah’s pioneering reconciliation delegations in Israel and Palestine. She has facilitated and taught Compassionate Listening in North America, Central America, Europe and throughout the Middle East, and now includes Family Constellations in her work to address transgenerational and collective trauma. Leah has produced four films, and her work has been profiled in many books. These days, she is most excited about her new project in Guatemala, which includes delegations and reconciliation work in the Mayan community at Lake Atitlan.