Seven in 10 Americans Feel Compelled to Connect Across Differences
A new report explores which Americans feel most driven to get outside of their racial, economic, religious, and political bubbles.
Lessons From a Physician About Hope
Even in tough times, leaning in to community and starting with small steps forward can help us hold on to hope.
Can We Reduce Political Antagonism by Promoting Trust?
The 2025 World Happiness Report points to declining happiness and social trust to explain the rise in political polarization.
How to Stop Dehumanization Before It Goes Too Far
Once societies become “hate-curious,” they've embarked on a path that can lead to genocide. But all of us can take action to halt this progression.
Who Are the Most Lonely Americans?
A new report looked at who is lonely and how Americans reach out for support across different genders and ages.
The Scientific Case for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
In light of attacks on DEI, we gathered articles that lay out the evidence in favor of fostering racially diverse and equitable schools, workplaces,…
After a Racist Comment, I Chose to Start a Conversation
When racism revealed itself in her seemingly "safe" community, Christine Koh found a different way to respond.
Why Friendships Matter More Than We Think
In a world that emphasizes romantic relationships, we explore the science of friendships in humans and our primate relatives— how we make them and…
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