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.
How Do We Go on Teaching in Troubling Times?
Teacher and activist Parker J. Palmer offers steadying words of wisdom for today's educators in the United States.
How Basic Income Programs Can Support Mental Health
Researchers explain how Ontario's Basic Income Pilot affected people's mental health—and what happened when it was cancelled early.
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.
How to Get Good at Conflict
According to a new book, there are tools we can learn to help us sit with conflict and grow from it.
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,…
How to Move Beyond Outrage Toward Understanding
Kurt Gray believes that by shifting our thinking from right and wrong to “harm,” we can feel less outrage and understand each other better.
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