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Helping Others Shirt
Organized by Jordana Cole
Anvil Jersey T-shirt
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About this campaign
Christopher Peterson, a founding instructor in the Master of Applied Positive Psychology (MAPP) program at the University of Pennsylvania, taught in word and deed that "other people matter." To honor the legacy of Chris’ life and contribution to positive psychology, the alumni of the Master of Applied Positive Psychology program at the University of Pennsylvania created a scholarship following in the tradition of Chris’s generosity to students and colleagues. This scholarship provides financial support to students around the globe who are dedicated to serving others. By purchasing and wearing these shirts, you will honor his legacy, and support (financially and in your message) the advancement of global compassion and well-being.
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To spread the message that "Other People Matter".
Chris Peterson, my teacher and advisor, was the living embodiment of "Other People Matter." He blended what he called "pointy-headed science" with deeply transcendent humanity strengths. I am both grateful and inspired to be part of his legacy.
Because Chris made every person he met feel like they truly mattered. I wonder what this world would be like if we all adopted his philosophy?
Because my time at MAPP was life changing and Chris Peterson’s message is something simple that everyone can benefit from
I work at an acute care psychiatric hospital where the patients may feel they don't matter. I want to implement this concept into my work.
If we move toward caring and realizing other people matter, we can change the world.
Other people do matter. As positive psychology scholar/practitioner, I am inspired by C. Peterson's work.