How Talking About Race Can Bring Black Families Together
A new program is helping Black children and their caregivers talk about race—and they’re learning important lessons about racial socialization.
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Celebrating Juneteenth with Tools for Support, Understanding, and Solidarity
This Juneteenth, we're sharing resources that might move us all toward more fully claiming our humanity.
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"?
How Black Mothers Weathered the Pandemic
A sociologist uncovered the struggles and strengths of Black mothers as they coped with the pandemic and the racial upheaval in the U.S.
There’s More to Flourishing Than Individual Tips
A new study suggests psychological tips aren’t enough. Policies need to address structural inequities so everyone can flourish.
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.
Tips for Rooting Out Bias in Yourself and Your Organization
Bias is ubiquitous, but we can take steps to overcome it if we understand where it comes from, a new book argues.
Can Self-Compassion Increase Resilience in the Face of Discrimination?
A new study suggests that there are limits to what self-compassion can do for targets of racism.