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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Want to Help Kids? Focus on Parent and Teacher Burnout
Researcher Suniya Luthar explains why protecting kids' mental health during the pandemic starts with caring for parents and teachers.
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.
The Many Ways We Helped Each Other During COVID
A new study explored what altruism looked like during the pandemic and how we might encourage more altruism in the future.
Book Bans and Controversy in the Classroom? Sex Ed Teachers Have Been Here Before
Educators around the U.S. are facing book bans, curriculum challenges, and threats. Here are some ideas about how to respond.
To Resolve Conflicts, Get Up and Move
Researcher Peter T. Coleman has found an unlikely path to peace: Move your body to help your mind get unstuck.
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.
Seven Ways to Make Cities Better for Mental Health
Urban design can affect the depression, anxiety, stress, and well-being of city dwellers.