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Compassion fatigue? Prof David Campbell

Professor David Campbell debunks the idea of ‘compassion fatigue’ at the Third Frame conference two weeks ago in London. For me this was the most interesting presentation in a day of great talks, aside from Benjamin’s which was crap.
If you have 15 mins spare, do check it out…very thought provoking. Other talks from the day can also be accessed on Vimeo.

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