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Innovations in Mindfulness

Innovation is a crucial element in making mindfulness practices more accessible, diverse and effective.  

Launched in 2022, the Innovations in Mindfulness Awards seek to celebrate and encourage creative innovations which are developing the field and making mindfulness available to new audiences. The impact for our previous finalists has surpassed expectations, prompting new partnerships, leading to increased visibility, and opening doors to funding opportunities.

The Fieldbook for Mindfulness Innovators – original inspiration for these Awards – has been updated and revitalised by its author, the innovation specialist Menka Sanghvi. Among other new content, it now includes sections on social mindfulness, as well as diversity, equity and inclusion. This resource is free and available for download now, and can also be read directly in our dedicated microsite.

Sharing Your Treasure: A Workbook for Mindfulness Innovators is a practical companion guide to the Fieldbook, offering an opportunity for mindfulness teachers to reflect on what they want to share, and how they might adapt their offering for new audiences effectively and sustainably.

The Innovations in Mindfulness microsite is a hub for innovation in mindfulness. It's a source of information and inspiration, and a platform for anyone from mindfulness teachers to funders, policy makers or researchers. Blog pieces are welcome, reflecting diverse perspectives and ideas to spark conversations, because innovation doesn't happen in a silo. 

Take a look around for details of the Awards categories and criteria, videos of previous finalists, thought-provoking blogs, and a treasure trove of ideas and guidance in the Fieldbook and Workbook.

This programme of work is developed in collaboration with the Hart Knowe Trust and we are grateful for their generosity and support.

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Published: 25th September, 2021

Updated: 16th December, 2025

Author: Luke Fortmann

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