Your Happiness Calendar for July 2022
This month, stand up for what you believe in.
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Episode 118: The Questions to Ask Yourself in an Argument
Our guest explores how reminding yourself that you don't know everything can have a profound impact on your relationships, and our society.
Nine Ways to Help Students Discuss Guns and Violence
How can educators respond to mass shootings in schools?
How to Prepare for the Stresses of College
Researchers explain the most common causes of stress and distress at college, and what students can do to thrive during a big life transition.
Two Hours of Training Can Help Teachers Reduce Racial Bias
A new study finds that a short empathy training for teachers can reduce suspensions for students of color.
Can Self-Compassion Help Trans Teens Thrive?
Transgender teens face heightened risks of depression and suicide—but practicing self-compassion can improve their mental health and resilience.
How Humility Can Make Your Students the Best People Ever
Simple ways for educators to help students move from “me” to “we.”
How We’re Overcoming the Stigma of Mental Health Issues
Shame and shunning make mental illness worse. But new studies suggest that attitudes are changing for the better—and that’s largely due…
Four Lessons from “Inside Out” to Discuss With Kids
The new Pixar film has moved viewers young and old to take a look inside their own minds.
Episode 95: How to Enjoy Life More With Michael Pollan
Bestselling author Michael Pollan tries to get more out of life by temporarily giving up one of his pleasures.
What Are the Best Ways to Prevent Bullying in Schools?
A new study identifies the most effective approaches to bullying prevention.
The Top 10 Insights from the “Science of a Meaningful Life” in 2021
Our team names the most provocative and influential findings published during this past year.
The Best Greater Good Articles of 2021
We round up the most-read Greater Good articles from the past year—and our editors pick the best of the rest.
A Different Way to Respond When Kids Do Something Wrong
Restorative practices—taking responsibility, making amends, and seeking forgiveness—are an alternative to strict punishments and blame.
What Is Life Like Now for the Pandemic Generation?
Challenge and crisis have shaped the lives of today's college students. Where do they go from here?
Four Character Strengths That Can Help Kids Learn
Research suggests that fostering character strengths can help children be better students.