Goldie Hawn
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- Milken Institute1h 0m
Women's Reception | Building Meaningful Lives: Women at the Forefront
Richard Ditizio, Emily Chang, Jane Goodall, Goldie Hawn, Sheila Marcelo
Hosted by the Milken Institute, this session featured speakers Goldie Hawn, Sheila Lirio Marcelo, and Jane Goodall launching the MI Equality Pledge and the MindUp program to advance gender parity through corporate transparency and neuroscience-based education. The panelists shared personal entrepreneurial journeys while addressing systemic biases in Silicon Valley and linking women's economic empowerment to global conservation goals through initiatives like the Takami microcredit program. Their unified conclusion emphasized a collaborative leadership model that rejects sameness for equality, urging the audience to eliminate fear and foster respect across all genders and generations.
- Milken Institute1h 2m
The Power of Mindfulness
Jay Shetty, Baron Baptiste, Goldie Hawn, Andy Puddicombe, Tim Ryan
Moderated by Jay Shetty, a panel of experts including Goldie Hawn, Andy Puddicombe, Baron Baptiste, and Congressman Tim Ryan demonstrated how mindfulness practices drive emotional regulation in children and enhance high performance in professional sports. Participants detailed evidence-based applications ranging from Goldie Hawn's "Mind Up" curriculum, which reduces classroom conflict by teaching neuroanatomy, to military interventions that significantly decrease medication reliance for veterans through trauma-informed breathwork. The session concluded with a unified call to normalize daily mindfulness training as preventative health maintenance across education, athletics, and government to foster a more resilient and empathetic society.
- Milken Institute57 min
Brain Wave: How Meditation Can Enhance and Elevate Your Mind
Mallika Chopra, Goldie Hawn, Sara Lazar, Allan Lokos, Russell Simmons
An eight-week Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction program triggers measurable structural brain changes, including increased gray matter in regions responsible for learning and empathy and a decreased amygdala size correlated with reduced stress. Large-scale educational initiatives like the Hawn Foundation's MindUP program leverage these findings to implement daily "brain breaks" in schools, resulting in improved academic performance and pro-social behavior among children as young as six. Furthermore, long-term meditation practice appears to preserve cognitive function and fluid intelligence with age, prompting a shift from spiritual skepticism to scientific acceptance as a viable tool for enhancing mental resilience and global well-being.