Do Americans Have to Like Each Other to Cooperate?
Making friends isn’t necessary for solving political polarization.
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What Is Black Fatigue, and How Can We Protect Employees from It?
Here are eight tips for organizations embarking on a diversity, equity, and inclusion process.
What Bad Party Guests Can Teach Us About Bridging Divides
Having a communication breakdown? The research-backed skills of active listening can help build rapport and understanding.
How to Create a Climate of Care in School This Fall
Here are three key mindsets for school leaders to adopt during the pandemic.
How to Speak Your Opponent’s Language in a Political Debate
Recent research suggests that to have better political conversations, you should first explore the other person’s values.
Help Students Process COVID-19 Emotions With This Lesson Plan
Music and the arts can help students transition back to school this year.
How to Shift from Hostility to Empathy in Political Conversations
In tough conversations, science suggests a way to bridge divides and foster understanding: by appealing to other people's values.
How Deep Listening Can Make You More Persuasive
You're more likely to change an opponent’s mind when you ask questions, listen sincerely, and tell stories.