Episode 89: How Music Can Bridge Cultures
Have you ever been moved by music sung in a language you don't understand? We speak with Gambian musician Sona Jobarteh about how music can…
Bridging Differences Quiz
Do you embrace a diversity of backgrounds and opinions in others?
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How Life Could Get Better (or Worse) After COVID
Fifty-seven scientists make predictions about potential positive and negative consequences of the pandemic.
Three Strategies for Helping Students Discuss Controversial Issues
Here are research-based ways to facilitate civil discourse in the classroom.
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Why Thinking Like a Scientist Is Good for You
Organizational psychologist Adam Grant explains the importance of questioning our knowledge and opinions in the face of new evidence.
Episode 87: David Byrne on How Music Connects Us
Music helped former Talking Heads frontman David Byrne come out of his shell. Hear Byrne's story and learn how music creates social bonds in…
Your Happiness Calendar for March 2021
This month, be kind to yourself and others.
What Will the World Look Like After Coronavirus?
Ninety-nine thinkers weigh in on how COVID-19 will impact our future.
What Can We Do Now?
While votes for the 2020 election are counted, our contributors weigh in on what we as individuals can do now to preserve our well-being and…
Your Happiness Calendar for November 2020
This month, hold on to goodness and hope for the future.
Your Happiness Calendar for February 2021
This month, share the love and find some healing.
Our Favorite Books of 2020
Greater Good’s editors pick the most thought-provoking, practical, and inspirational science books of the year.
Your Happiness Calendar for March 2021
This month, be kind to yourself and others.
Your Happiness Calendar for December 2020
This month, practice generosity and connect with your loved ones.
Your Happiness Calendar for October 2020
This month, protect your well-being at work, at home, and in community.
How Life Could Get Better (or Worse) After COVID
Fifty-seven scientists make predictions about potential positive and negative consequences of the pandemic.