The Science of Happiness at Work
What would make you happier at work? Featuring several of our Happiness Guinea Pigs, we share the latest insights and research on well-being…
The Subtle Way Cultural Bias Affects Job Interviews
Research suggests that different cultures value different emotions in their job candidates, which might lead to bias.
Do Men Have a Gratitude Problem?
Men, in general, are less grateful than women. Here’s why that may be a problem.
Can Conversation Help Heal the Political Divide?
A new program creates friendships—and hope for a divided America.
Episode 20: What If You Had Never Met?
Do you take your partner for granted? Our Happiness Guinea Pig, cartoonist Gene Luen Yang, imagines a life in which he never met his wife.
How Seeing the Good in People Can Help Bridge Our Differences
When we witness acts of goodness, we’re more likely to see our common humanity.
Seven Lessons from Mister Rogers That Can Help Americans Be Neighbors Again
The host of Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood taught kids critical emotional and social skills that are still relevant to adults today.
Greater Good Summer Reads
Still looking for books to take with you on vacation? Here are some terrific novels and memoirs that explore Greater Good themes.
The Subtle Way Cultural Bias Affects Job Interviews
Research suggests that different cultures value different emotions in their job candidates, which might lead to bias.
Seven Lessons from Mister Rogers That Can Help Americans Be Neighbors Again
The host of Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood taught kids critical emotional and social skills that are still relevant to adults today.
The Science of Happiness at Work
What would make you happier at work? Featuring several of our Happiness Guinea Pigs, we share the latest insights and research on well-being…
Do Men Have a Gratitude Problem?
Men, in general, are less grateful than women. Here’s why that may be a problem.
How Seeing the Good in People Can Help Bridge Our Differences
When we witness acts of goodness, we’re more likely to see our common humanity.
Why Gender Stereotypes Are So Hard to Fight at Work
Here's what we learned from a failed gender equality training, and how workplaces can support women better.
Are College Students Really Against Free Speech?
A new book explores the psychological roots of polarization on college campuses—while proposing concrete steps we can take to reverse it.
Can Conversation Help Heal the Political Divide?
A new program creates friendships—and hope for a divided America.