We Should Ask Less of Parents, Not More, to Help Children Thrive
To reduce inequality, says economist Nate Hilger, we should invest in programs that directly support children’s growth.
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What to Do With Dread and Anxiety About Climate Change
You're not alone if you're feeling dread and anxiety about climate change. A new book explains how to channel these feelings to fight for a…
How Much Control Do You Have Over Your Own Happiness?
Social conditions and inequality affect well-being. So, why do we keep insisting "happiness is a choice"?
Five Ways to Help Students Get Through Grief
Students in almost every classroom are experiencing grief—and it's affecting their learning.
How Happiness and Meaning Change As You Make More Money
Wealthy people may be happier. But a new study finds that money can’t buy a sense of purpose.
Is Following Your Passion Only for the Privileged?
A new book shows how the advice to follow your passion can perpetuate inequality and be exploited by employers.
Five College Campuses That Managed to Bridge Differences
Campus leaders across the U.S. are implementing strategies for better relationships, dialogue, and understanding across divides.
A Teacher Reflects on Teaching Gratitude
Educator Stephen Leeper shares what he learned from gratitude journaling with his students.