How Climate Cafes Are Helping People Process Their Emotions
Climate cafes are spaces to process emotions related to climate change, support others who are struggling with it, and foster resilience.
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Why Embracing Conflict Now Can Prevent Catastrophe Later
It's tempting to avoid or suppress conflict in our relationships, workplaces, and society. But that often leads to bigger problems in the future.
What Mindfulness Practices Can Look Like for Indigenous Communities
Here's what we can learn from mindfulness programs that have aimed to serve Indigenous communities.
How Bringing an Indigenous Creation Story to Life Can Induce Awe
In Canada, researchers were inspired by the Blackfoot story of the Human Spiderweb to create a collective practice for 300 people.
Happiness Break: How to Tune Into Water’s Restorative Power
Indigenous scholar Dr. Yuria Celidwen guides us in a reflection on our interconnection with water, encouraging us to see it as more than just a vital…
Happiness Break: A Meditation on Pilina: Our Deep Interconnectedness, With Jo Qina’au
Pilina is an indigenous Hawaiian word, or concept, that describes our deep interconnectedness. Harvard clinical psychology fellow Jo Qina'au guides us…
Three New Ideas About Happiness and Well-Being
Psychologists are questioning whether our current understanding of well-being is too limiting and what else is important for a good life.
How a Strong Indigenous Identity Helps Kids Thrive
Indigenous youth can find healing, strength, and well-being by engaging with their culture, traditions, and community.
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