Learner Reviews & Feedback for Love as a Force for Social Justice by Stanford University
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AG
Jun 17, 2021
Excellent concepts, theoretical models and practical applications of social justice work in educational institutions, business and non-profit and health care settings. Anindita Ganguly, Ph.D.
KL
Oct 31, 2019
I learned to find ways to look at how ordinary and mundane moments can be lived extraordinarily. This made me radically change my perspective on love and living life fully.
101 - 125 of 132 Reviews for Love as a Force for Social Justice
By Zeynep U
•Oct 16, 2019
Thank you for this stimulating lecture.
By Abdulrahman A A A
•Jun 21, 2022
Love as a Force for Social Justice
By Thiago C C
•May 4, 2020
Was a life changing experience!
By timir b
•Jul 6, 2020
Excellent Experience Achieved.
By Clara T A
•Mar 7, 2018
This is a really good course!
By Adanid P
•Apr 8, 2018
Interesting and rich content
By psico m
•May 30, 2022
this awesome. literally.
By Cristina P
•Apr 22, 2021
This such a good course!
By Aj K R
•Apr 27, 2020
Simply, life changing!
By Stephanie M
•May 21, 2020
What a lovely course!
By 민지 김
•Mar 1, 2018
Amazing course!
By Salomé V
•Aug 16, 2020
Life changing!
By José C Z J
•May 1, 2019
Inspiring!
By Tiago A C
•Sep 25, 2020
Awesome!
By Emil
•May 30, 2018
Done it
By Héctor S V
•Oct 22, 2021
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By Luiza M
•Aug 31, 2021
5
By Mari P
•May 22, 2021
very interesting course about how Love has a role to play in our society and how to work through it, not only for those around us, but for the whole of the world to enjoy. Maybe the last two weeks are a bit weak compared with all the information we got in the previous ones, that were more focused on anthropology, spirituality and philosophy, but it's interesting nevertheless to see how all those things can have a practical use.
Just as an afterthought, maybe the course lacks of some more activist point of view. We got to see Love in Business, and even how to make an NGO work, but I missed a bit more of groundwork. Maybe an interview with an actual activist when talking about non-violent resistance would make the experience more present and not make it feel like it's something from the past.
The Professor and all the speakers had were all amazing.
By Andrey
•Mar 15, 2021
A great course generally. I wish there would be more courses like that. Nevertheless, some of the talks especially ones with religious leaders were difficult to follow and boring. By the end of the course, it lacked interactive pieces. There were a lot of readings where we could find links to other materials. That decreased my engagement. The homework was truly amazing. I didn't expect these practices to be so powerful but some works from other students were useless and it was a waste of time (while some of these opened new things about love for me). These useless works met all of the requirements but were written just to pass the class.
By Priscilla S
•Dec 6, 2020
This course has given me a new meaning to love. I speak consciously,walk consciously and act with love.I now ask myself daily,what act of love I have performed by the end of the day.Thank you to Stanford University for this opportunity.
By Nancy C
•May 25, 2021
Good course, lots of information. It was useful in helping me gain a deeper understanding of a loving kindness practice. If everyone took this course, the world would be a better place.
By Alejandra d v
•Apr 4, 2021
Todo lo que nos haga volvernos más reflexivos, humildes y generosos tiene sentido. Y este curso lo logra. Uno sale mejor ser humano.
By Tracey A
•Mar 22, 2021
This was an amazing course and cause participants to dig deep into their heart and explore love as a motivation for social justice.
By Ruth A S
•Sep 2, 2021
Very interesting class with various interesting reading materials. I am glad I took this class. I would recommend it to anyone.
By Kathy A M
•Nov 4, 2022
Very interesting but could not complete w/o paying for certificate.
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