Your Happiness Calendar for July 2024
This month, help everyone feel like they belong.
Three Ways for Campuses to Prepare for the 2024 Election
Campuses can help maintain an open, respectful community ahead of the 2024 U.S. presidential election by reviewing policies around speech.
Four Steps to Help People Feel Listened To
This conversation style makes you more reasonable and persuasive in a disagreement.
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.
Why Age Diversity Is a Strength at Work
Different generations don't have to clash at work. When we connect and collaborate, age-diverse work teams can actually have big advantages.
What Makes People Kinder to Outsiders?
A new study finds that young people who are more forgiving tend to extend their kindness more broadly.
Are Online Political Debates Skewing Our Sense of Reality?
A new study finds that our political debates may not be as antagonistic as we think.
Three Actions We Can Take Now to Heal Our College Campuses
With heated protests around the Israel-Hamas war at universities worldwide, here are three ideas for shifting from conflict to conversation.
Why Age Diversity Is a Strength at Work
Different generations don't have to clash at work. When we connect and collaborate, age-diverse work teams can actually have big advantages.
Four Steps to Help People Feel Listened To
This conversation style makes you more reasonable and persuasive in a disagreement.
The Best Greater Good Articles of 2023
We round up the most-read and highly rated Greater Good articles from the past year.
10 Keys to Everyday Anti-Racism
The founders of a new organization, the AntiRacist Table, suggest tools you can use to work against prejudice and inequality.
Eight Ways Your Perception of Reality Is Skewed
A new book explains the sometimes-unconscious forces that shape what we see, feel, and think.
One Skill That Can Help Students Bridge Political Divides
Here's how one teacher has tried to help students envision better outcomes for everyone, a skill researchers call "moral imagination."
What Makes People Kinder to Outsiders?
A new study finds that young people who are more forgiving tend to extend their kindness more broadly.
Is There Anything Useful About Cancel Culture?
The practice of public shaming has been around for a long time—because, under the right conditions, it serves a purpose in a democracy.