FOLLOW ALONG WITH REFLECTIONS FROM DAVID AND HIS TIME HERE IN DALLAS: https://www.compassionatedfw.org/david-breaux-dfw-compassion-tour/

During the 2016 Compassion Games (September 11 – 21), David Breaux will be joining CDFW on his Compassion Tour, a multi-city tour to raise awareness around compassion. It grows out of the life work of David who, when not on tour, resides in Davis, CA, where he spent the majority of 2009-2016 working to bring awareness to compassion within that community.

David works mainly by asking people to share their written concept of the word compassion in a notebook. David’s intent is to bring awareness to compassion by encouraging people to think about what compassion means to them. Through this simple gesture, people are moved to contemplate compassion and inspired to act toward the alleviation of suffering in the world.

While on tour, David also facilitates community-based discussions. He gives interactive presentations on the concept of compassion, as well as reflections from his work and personal experience.

David is available for small or large group compassion presentations while in the Dallas/Fort Worth area. Go to http://bestofbcb.org/cafe-017- compassion-tour/ for an interesting podcast of David’s work.

Below is David’s schedule:

Sunday, September 11:

• 9 AM – First Unitarian Church of Dallas
• 12 PM to 5 PM – Feeding Children Everywhere Richardson – Richardson Civic Center 

Monday, September 12:

• Morning – Klyde Warren Park

Tuesday, September 13: 

• Morning – Klyde Warren Park

Wednesday, September 14: 

• Morning – Klyde Warren Park
• 5:30 PM – Bottle Bricks Project – St. Barnabas Presbyterian Richardson

Thursday, September 15: 

• 7 to 9 PM – Knitting Project – Congregation Beth Torah Richardson 

Friday, September 16:

• Morning – Klyde Warren Park

Sunday, September 18:

• Open for a house of worship talk

Monday, September 19: 

• Morning at Klyde Warren Park

Tuesday, September 20:

• Morning at Klyde Warren Park
• 2:30 to 4:30 PM – Podcast – The Crow Collection of Asian Art
• 6:30 to 8 PM – Presentation / Conversation at The Crow

Wednesday, September 21: 

• 11:30 AM to 1 PM – Compassion Walk – Klyde Warren Park to Thanks-Giving Square