United Kingdom
Sharon Booth
Sharon has an MA from Cambridge University in Theology and Religious Studies, specialising in Islam and Biblical Studies. She lived in the Middle East for a few years.

- Pays
- United Kingdom
- Parcours / Engagement
- NGO director
- Contributions
- 5 interviews · 3 méditations
Solutions not Sides · https://solutionsnotsides.co.uk/what-we-do/team
Interviews avec cet·te intervenant·e

Two ways to respond to diversity
Two ways to respond to diversity

Dialog is a softening of the heart
I think the main point of dialogue and the strongest thing that can come out of it is that empathy

Hearing two sides of a story brings a softening
When we listen to the others, we develop a softening attitude toward them.

Empathy is not a soft negative thing, it’s a strength!
Empathy can bring vulnerability, but it's also a strength.

Standing in other’s people shoes
Standing in other’s people shoes
Méditations guidées

Dialog is a softening of attitude toward the other
A dance filmed in Iceland on a bridge.

Listen to the other, it will bring a softening
A simple corn field close to where I live can be so beautiful when it start to dance a little bit... It reminds me of this dance that happens when we open ourse…

Empathy: a strong emotion to have
This video was shoot close to my house in Switzerland during spring time. These flowers makes me think of the interaction that we can have with each others and …