Is Talking or Texting Better for Disagreements?
According to a new study, spoken conversations lead to more understanding, less conflict, and more openness to other opinions.
How to Create a Future Where Everyone Belongs
john a. powell discusses how bridging our differences can help us be less afraid of people we see as “other.”
What Happens When We Stop Trying to Win a Difficult Conversation?
Everything changes when you try to understand why people believe what they believe, rather than trying to get them to agree with you.
How Is Trump Affecting Teens’ Views on Racism and Inequality?
Teens who supported President Donald Trump in 2016 became less aware of societal inequalities after the election.
What Students Say Builds Character in College
Research reveals the classroom experiences that foster empathy, open-mindedness, and civic engagement—and the obstacles that get in the way.
Are Our Shared Anxieties Making Us More Combative in Politics?
Deep concerns about the meaning of life and existence may underlie a wide variety of political beliefs.
The Surprising Power of Conversations to Change People’s Minds—Including Our Own
New research suggests that discussing differences of opinion on politically charged topics can bring us closer together in our viewpoints.
What Research Says About Gender Representation in Children’s TV
Research suggests inclusive representation can support empathy, identity development, and belonging.
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