Seven Tips for Talking With Kids About Politics
Half of American parents don't discuss politics with their children. But research suggests parenting plays a crucial role in political views…
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A New Way to View Money and Happiness
New research of rural, predominantly Indigenous villages challenges the assumption that the more money you have, the happier you are.
Why Is It Hard to Speak Up for Racial Justice?
If we want to build a more equitable society, we need to cultivate the courage required for difficult conversations about race.
How to Help Students Think About Justice
How do we move beyond teaching kindness and responsibility to encouraging students to stand up for fairness and equality in society?
Why Our Definition of Poverty Matters
A new study finds that different ways of measuring poverty lead to very different conclusions about who should receive aid.
A Short History of Black Happiness
What can African American history tell us about the cultivation of well-being?
Ten Inspiring Signs of Progress From the Past Year
These positive stories—from scientific breakthroughs to advancements in global justice—make us feel uplifted and hopeful for the future.
How to Build Cities That Aren’t Segregated by Income
Rich and poor are more separate in big cities than in smaller towns, but different urban design can help change that.