10 Tips for Getting People to Talk Across Political Differences
Our experience shows that people with widely different viewpoints on big issues can have discussions, find agreement, and collaborate.
Do You Need Anger to Sustain Your Political Participation?
Trying to tamp down our anger may have the inadvertent effect of making us less willing to engage in political activism.
How Women Can Use Their Anger for Good
A new book argues that rage could help women to improve their psychological health and move society forward.
Five Ways to Restore Your Faith in Humanity
Does the news make you feel like everything is hopeless? That’s when you need to consciously seek out the good.
Can Conversation Help Heal the Political Divide?
A new program creates friendships—and hope for a divided America.
How Seeing the Good in People Can Help Bridge Our Differences
When we witness acts of goodness, we’re more likely to see our common humanity.
How to Increase (and Sustain) Your Political Engagement
How can we reduce the barriers to taking political action?
The Benefits of Admitting When You Don’t Know
Cultivating intellectual humility may help us learn better—and have more productive ideological debates.
How Women Can Use Their Anger for Good
A new book argues that rage could help women to improve their psychological health and move society forward.
10 Tips for Getting People to Talk Across Political Differences
Our experience shows that people with widely different viewpoints on big issues can have discussions, find agreement, and collaborate.
How Seeing the Good in People Can Help Bridge Our Differences
When we witness acts of goodness, we’re more likely to see our common humanity.
Can Conversation Help Heal the Political Divide?
A new program creates friendships—and hope for a divided America.
Greater Good Summer Reads
Still looking for books to take with you on vacation? Here are some terrific novels and memoirs that explore Greater Good themes.
Do You Need Anger to Sustain Your Political Participation?
Trying to tamp down our anger may have the inadvertent effect of making us less willing to engage in political activism.
The Benefits of Admitting When You Don’t Know
Cultivating intellectual humility may help us learn better—and have more productive ideological debates.
How to Increase (and Sustain) Your Political Engagement
How can we reduce the barriers to taking political action?