What Makes You Persuasive in a Political Disagreement?
A new study finds that women, liberals, and those who have more intellectual humility make the most convincing arguments.
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How Children Can Bridge Differences Through Virtual Exchange
The Empathy Across the USA program connects diverse classrooms to help students build understanding and take action on local issues.
Four Types of Work Friendship (And Which One Is Best for You)
Should you be friends with your coworkers? Here's how to navigate the benefits and pitfalls of friendship in the workplace.
Can Contact Reduce Prejudice Even When You’re in Conflict?
A new study suggests that even when discrimination and fear of “the other” is rampant, contact between diverse groups can still reduce prejudice.
How Collective Trauma Can Hurt the Next Generation
Researchers are working to understand how widespread trauma, like that of South African apartheid, ripples from one generation to the next.
11 Ways to Foster Dialogue and Understanding on Campus
A new report looks at how we can transform conflict and polarization into constructive conversations in higher education.
Your Happiness Calendar for June 2023
This month, be your best self.
Can Americans Talk About Their History Without False Antagonism?
Americans think they disagree about their national history more than they actually do. How can we close that perception gap?