Bridging Differences

A ten-week online course to learn research-based strategies for better relationships, dialogue, and understanding across divides. Relevant to anyone navigating conflicts and differences, especially geared toward college campuses.

Bridging for Belonging: Exploring Empathy, Curiosity, and Intellectual Humility for the Greater Good

Join educators from around the world to explore empathy, curiosity, and belonging in UC Berkeley’s Greater Good Educators Summer 2026 community of practice.

Empathy and Emotional Intelligence at Work

Learn research-based skills to strengthen empathy and trust, improve collaboration, and create more innovative, productive, and satisfying experiences at work.

Bienestar Familiar para el Bien Común

Celebramos el lanzamiento de nuestro cuaderno de trabajo basado en la ciencia, dirigido a quienes apoyan a los padres.

Inside the NBA: Creating Teams Where People Belong

Learn how to create communities where people can thrive even in moments of conflict and change.

Bridging with a Goal in Mind: A Deliberative Process for Addressing Big Problems Together

Explore how communities can solve problems through better public communication and collaborative decision-making.

We Want to Be Known: Inclusive Faith Leadership Through Perspective Giving and Getting

Learn how storytelling and perspective-taking helps us become the leaders we want to be.

Family Well-Being for the Greater Good: Collaborative Learning Group

Join a free collaborative learning group for people supporting parents.

Courageous Curriculum: Expanding Students’ Circles of Care Through Out-of-the-Ordinary Experiences

Explored how out-of-the-ordinary assignments shape who we are, not just how we think.

Greater Good Parenting Talks: Parents Have Feelings, Too

Psychotherapists Hilary Jacobs Hendel and Juli Fraga discuss honoring your own emotions as a parent.

Greater Good Education: Meet & Greet Sessions

Join a 30-minute Zoom session to explore our education program, browse our online resource hub, connect with others, and start the year feeling supported.

Tell Me Your Story: How Listening Builds a Path to Compassion

Learning how to listen–to really listen–may be one of the most powerful ways we have to build community and make change.