A Peaceful World? Consider Childhood Through This Lens…

Published by Jacob Devaney on

“How we treat the child, the child will grow up to treat the world” -Pam Leo  
It takes an amazing individual to reverse the scars from abuse and neglect. When parents feel loved and supported by the community around them, they are in a better place to nurture their children.
We have never lived in a better time for birthing a future filled with more peaceful, emotionally-secure, and loving beings than now.


Read the original article Parenting for A Peaceful World
Music by Culture Collective Contributors, The Just Deserts
Text by Robin Grille
Voiceover by Aja

Categories: CultureEducationFamilyHealthYouth

Jacob Devaney

Jacob blogs for Huffington Post and others in addition to Culture Collective. He specializes in social media, and cross-platform (or trans-media) content and campaigns. Meditation, playing piano, exploring nature, seeing live music, and going to Hopi Dances are some of his passions. As a co-founder of unify.org, Jacob lives for community and believes that we are all interconnected with our own special gift to offer the world.

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