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Articles: Do Givers Get Ahead?

By Jill Suttie | May 1, 2013

It's the givers, not the takers, who thrive the most in business, argues a new book.

 

Articles: 10 Ways to Get Ahead through Giving

By Adam Grant | April 22, 2013

Adam Grant's research shows that "givers" rise to the top of the success ladder. Here's how you can make giving a way of life.

 

Articles: Four Ways to Make the Most of Gratitude on Valentine’s Day

By Amie M. Gordon | February 12, 2013

Whether February 14th is your first Valentine’s Day together or your 35th, it's a great excuse to show gratitude for the one you love.

 

Articles: December Education Newsletter

By Vicki Zakrzewski | December 12, 2012

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Articles: Three Ways to Help Students Give Meaningful Gifts

By Vicki Zakrzewski | December 4, 2012

Research has identified what makes some gifts more meaningful than others. Here's how teachers can help their students get beyond elbow macaroni and glue.

 

Articles: Generation Wii… or Generation We?

By Dacher Keltner | May 22, 2012

In this commencement address, Dacher Keltner asks today's graduates to look for the best in themselves and in humanity.

 

Articles: Religious People Less Motivated by Compassion than Atheists

By Yasmin Anwar | May 2, 2012

In three experiments co-sponsored by the GGSC, scientists found that compassion drove less religious people to be more generous.

 

Articles: How Altruistic is the Greater Good Community?

By Gregg Sparkman | April 27, 2012

The results are in from the Greater Good altruism quiz—and it turns out that gender, age, and income have significant connections to generosity.

 

Articles: Oxytocin: The Holiday Hormone

By Melissa Janson | December 22, 2011

New study: People give more when under the influence of oxytocin.

 

Articles: Seven Tips for Fostering Generosity

By Jeremy Adam Smith | December 12, 2011

It's a time of giving. But can we make giving a way of life, all year round?

 

Articles: Kindness Makes You Happy… and Happiness Makes You Kind

By Alex Dixon | September 6, 2011

New research suggests that once you start doing nice things for other people, you might not want to stop.

 

Raising Happiness: My UC Berkeley Commencement Speech

By Christine Carter | May 18, 2011

Brief advice for a life well-lived

 

Raising Happiness: Tuesday Tip: Flex your generosity muscle

By Christine Carter | May 17, 2011

One thing you can do today to be happier.

 

Articles: Should Lottery Winners Share with Their Colleagues?

By Jason Marsh | April 1, 2011

Greater Good's Jason Marsh writes on CNN.com that sharing the latest Mega Millions jackpot might bring the winners more happiness than keeping the prize all to themselves.

 

Articles: Have You Helped Someone Today?

By Jason Marsh | March 15, 2011

Tell us how--and enjoy a helper's high.

 

Articles: Six Ways to Boost Your “Habits of Helping”

By Stephen G. Post | March 15, 2011

Want to live a longer, healthier life? Stephen G. Post explains how to reap the benefits of practicing altruism.

 

Raising Happiness: Brene Brown: In Support of an Ordinary Childhood

By Christine Carter | March 9, 2011

Our children are vulnerable. Let’s embrace that.

 

Articles: Do We Do Good to Look Good?

By Bernie Wong | March 1, 2011

A recent study suggests that a hunger for status can make us go green.

 

Articles: Is There an Altruism Gene?

By Kristi Eaton | January 26, 2011

A recent study suggests how our generosity is influenced by our genes.

 

Raising Happiness: That’s So Irritating! Last Minute Advice for Surviving the Holidays

By Christine Carter | December 22, 2010

Dealing with difficult people over the holidays, yourself included

 

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