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ARTICLE · 24 NOVEMBER 2022

How Kindness Holds The Key To Solving Our World's Problems

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Helen Sundaram, Founder and Director of the Kindness Bank, discusses the importance of kindness and how schools can promote this to improve wellbeing.

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Helen Sundaram, Founder and Director of the Kindness Bank, discusses the importance of kindness and how schools can promote this to improve wellbeing.

A year ago, I was mentally abused at work. It was deeply distressing, and extremely damaging to my mental health. It impacted not just me but my family too, and I struggle with the repercussions even today. I felt forced to resign from a job I loved, without the compensation I was owed. I was broken, unable to fight and in need of the help of a therapist.

I've heard it said that difficult roads lead to beautiful destinations. And as I tried to pick up the pieces, I vowed to do everything I could to make the world a kinder place. Naïve some might say. But as someone who works in education, I'm finding leaders very receptive to conversations on kindness. Because there is a need, a very real need to understand it, and inspire more of it. Never more so than in the wake of Everyone's Invited and in these times of

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