How Films Can Expand Our Circle of Empathy
A new study finds that after watching Just Mercy, people became more supportive of criminal justice reform.
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How Schools and Families Can Honor Students’ Identities
Families and educators can partner to support children in recognizing their strengths and building a positive sense of self.
Can We End Hate Speech on Social Media?
Researchers are building tools to support freedom of expression on the internet while minimizing the potential for harm.
How Curious Are People From Different Backgrounds?
Where you live doesn’t seem to matter for your curiosity, but who you are, how much education you’ve had, and your political views might.
Can Middle-Aged Women Overcome Bias Against Them?
Due to outdated stereotypes, successful middle-aged women are penalized simply for being middle-aged and successful.
Americans Still Have Hope for Democracy, Despite Everything
Americans remain hopeful about democracy despite fears of its demise—and are acting on that hope.
What’s Driving Political Violence in America?
New research explores why political violence is rising—and what we can do to stop it.
The Four Freedoms We Want at Work
Thinking about the freedoms people have at work can help address diversity, equity, and inclusion concerns as well as employee well-being.