Past Events
-
-
Why We Need to Build and Bridge
A talk by Eboo Patel, followed by discussion with john a. powell and Allison Briscoe-Smith -
Meditation, the Mind, and the Future of Learning: A Conversation with Yongey Mingyur Rinpoche, Dr. Richard Davidson, Dr. Justin Kelley and Susan Kaiser Greenland
-
Family Well-Being for the Greater Good: Celebrating the launch of our science-based workbook for people supporting parents
-
Free Webinar: Why Kind Workplaces Are More Successful
Join our virtual fireside chat where we’ll explore the latest research on how prosocial leadership and positive workplace behaviors enhance employee well-being, boost performance, and improve profitability. -
The Power of Bridging: A book event with john a. powell
john a. powell discusses his new book, The Power of Bridging, followed by a conversation with Juliana Tafur, GGSC’s Bridging Differences Program Director -
Greater Good Schools
Apply to join a transformative, year-long program empowering school teams to cultivate greater courage and compassion in their communities and inspire whole-school change. -
Online Courses for Educators
-
How Gratitude Changes You and Your Brain
A special livestreamed conversation featuring mental health experts Joel Wong and Adriana Alejandre and GGSC’s Director of Training, Kia Afcari, featuring insights about the psychological benefits of gratitude, along with practical strategies to incorporate into your daily lives. -
Scott Shigeoka with Jason Marsh / Seek: How Curiosity Can Transform Your Life and Change the World
We invite you to attend the Bay Area launch event for Scott Shigeoka and his book Seek: How Curiosity Can Transform Your Life and Change the World. -
Teaching & Learning for the Greater Good
An online course that puts the science of social-emotional learning & mindfulness into action in classrooms and schools -
The Science Behind Inside Out 2
A special livestreamed conversation with Dacher Keltner and Lisa Damour, who served as scientific consultants on the new Pixar film, Maurissa Horwitz, the lead editor on the film, moderated by Allison Briscoe-Smith