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Research-linked educational materials support knowledge exchange in humanitarian and peace education, suggesting impactful learning tools.
The Compassion in Praxis Resource Portfolio brings together nine research-linked educational and knowledge-exchange outputs developed across Peace and Security, humanitarian ethics, child-centred peace education, contemplative practice and arts-based learning. Version 1.0 includes a humanitarian-practice chronology; an illustrated Buddha Bear narrative and associated activity and pedagogical resources; three Aṣṭāṅga Vinyāsa Yoga practice resources; and two botanical peace and compassion education resources. These materials are supplementary educational and knowledge-exchange outputs. They are not peer-reviewed doctoral corpus evidence, clinical interventions, validated policy tools, empirical datasets or institutional endorsements. All ten files form one portfolio record and share the DOI 10.5281/zenodo.21322625.
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