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Jason Marsh

Jason Marsh

 

Jason Marsh is the founding editor in chief of Greater Good. He is also a co-editor of two anthologies of Greater Good articles: The Compassionate Instinct (WW Norton, 2010) and Are We Born Racist? (Beacon Press, 2010).

Previously, he was the managing editor of the political journal The Responsive Community; he has also worked as a reporter and producer at KQED Public Radio in San Francisco, as a documentary producer, and as a kindergarten teacher. His first documentary, Unschooled, debuted at the Big Sky Documentary Film Festival. A graduate of Brown University and the UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism, Jason lives in Berkeley with his wife and daughter.

 
 
  

Stories by Jason Marsh

Articles: What makes us want to be good?

By Jason Marsh | January 16, 2008

 

Articles: Cover story on the Greater Good Science Center

By Jason Marsh | January 2, 2008

 

Articles: Mandated Giving

By Jason Marsh | December 18, 2007

 

Articles: Giving and Receiving

By Jason Marsh | December 14, 2007

 
This discussion between Christine Carter and Kelly Corrigan reveals that there are a lot of things you can do to make your holidays happier.

Videos and Podcasts: How to Make Your Holidays Happy

By Jason Marsh | December 6, 2007

This discussion between Christine Carter and Kelly Corrigan reveals that there are a lot of things you can do to make your holidays happier.

 

Articles: Playing with Power

By Jason Marsh | Winter 2007-08

Jason Marsh reflects on an educational classic.

 

Articles: The Socially Intelligent Superpower

By Jason Marsh | Winter 2007-08

An Interview with Foreign Policy Expert Anne-Marie Slaughter

 

Articles: The Psychology of Power

By Jason Marsh | November 28, 2007

 
Ways to cultivate gratitude, and the benefits it can bring.  Part of discussion series between Christine Carter and Kelly Corrigan.

Videos and Podcasts: Teaching Gratitude

By Jason Marsh | November 9, 2007

Ways to cultivate gratitude, and the benefits it can bring.  Part of discussion series between Christine Carter and Kelly Corrigan.

 
How to embrace children’s failures so that they learn to rise to challenges. Part of a discussion series between Christine Carter and Kelly Corrigan.

Videos and Podcasts: Embracing Kids’ Failure

By Jason Marsh | November 2, 2007

How to embrace children’s failures so that they learn to rise to challenges. Part of a discussion series between Christine Carter and Kelly Corrigan.

 
Learn about the two kids of praise that are particularly powerful. Part of a discussion series between Christine Carter and Kelly Corrigan.

Videos and Podcasts: How to Praise Children

By Jason Marsh | October 25, 2007

Learn about the two kids of praise that are particularly powerful. Part of a discussion series between Christine Carter and Kelly Corrigan.

 
Learn why the process of kids’ learning is more powerful than their achievements.  Part of a discussion series between Christine Carter and Kelly Corrigan.

Videos and Podcasts: Effort, Not Achievement

By Jason Marsh | October 19, 2007

Learn why the process of kids’ learning is more powerful than their achievements.  Part of a discussion series between Christine Carter and Kelly Corrigan.

 
Panelists discuss how the definition of family has changed, and that change’s implications for our society.

Videos and Podcasts: The 21st Century Family

By Jason Marsh | October 17, 2007

Panelists discuss how the definition of family has changed, and that change’s implications for our society.

 
Why fostering a growth mindset can give your children the drive to succeed. Part of a discussion series between Christine Carter and Kelly Corrigan.

Videos and Podcasts: Fostering Growth Mindsets

By Jason Marsh | October 8, 2007

Why fostering a growth mindset can give your children the drive to succeed. Part of a discussion series between Christine Carter and Kelly Corrigan.

 

Articles: The Happiness Gap

By Jason Marsh | September 27, 2007

 

Articles: Moral Intuition

By Jason Marsh | September 19, 2007

 

Articles: The Altruistic Electorate

By Jason Marsh | Fall 2007

New research debunks some conventional political wisdom.

 

Articles: Taxation without Vexation

By Jason Marsh | Fall 2007

 

Articles: From the Editors: Fall 2007

By Jason Marsh, Dacher Keltner | Fall 2007

 

Articles: Q & A:  A Better Way

By Jason Marsh | Fall 2007

An Interview with The Good Divorce author Constance Ahrons

 

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  • How Positive Emotions Improve Our Health

    June 20, 2013

    A new study suggests why it is that good feelings benefit our bodies as well as our minds.

  • How the Mind Can Heal the Heart

    June 19, 2013

    Tara Bennett-Goleman and Daniel Goleman explain the science behind "mind whispering"—a technique for overcoming self-defeating habits of mind.

  • How to Make Giving Feel Good

    June 18, 2013

    Studies show giving makes people happy, and happiness makes people give--but not always. Elizabeth Dunn and Michael Norton offer three ways to help people feel good about giving.

  

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