What You’re Listening For (And What You Might Be Missing)
A research-backed way to catch your default listening and respond with more care across differences.
What We Get Wrong About Teaching Kids to Apologize and Forgive
Too often, parents and teachers try to force kids to apologize and forgive. But research suggests there’s a better way that will make a deeper, more…
How Does Forgiveness Benefit People Around the World?
Researchers surveyed residents of 22 countries to investigate how forgiveness impacts our well-being.
An Awe Walk Through History and Possibility
Noticing the history and beauty around us can shift how we see ourselves—and our communities. An awe walk through Harlem reveals how the stories…
The Surprising Ways Love Opens Our Minds
A new book argues that when we are in loving relationships with others, we’re better able to unlearn prejudice and other habitual thought patterns.
What Is Education For in the Age of Artificial Intelligence?
As AI becomes ubiquitous, students are asking what matters most right now. Educators need to respond.
Can Chatbots Really Relieve Loneliness?
New research suggests that chatbots still don’t measure up to humans when it comes to connection and well-being.
What Does It Mean to Be Reasonable?
In a new book, philosopher Krista Lawlor explores how being able to reliably see what matters can foster more productive dialogue.
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