Past Events
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The Foundations of Happiness at Work
Learn why happiness at work matters and how to increase it within yourself and across your organization. -
Dacher Keltner with Michael Pollan / Awe: The New Science of Everyday Wonder and How it Can Transform Your Life
We invite you to attend the Bay Area launch event for Dacher Keltner and his groundbreaking book Awe: The New Science of Everyday Wonder and How it Can Transform Your Life. -
Bridging Differences
Learn research-based strategies for better relationships, dialogue, and understanding across divides. Relevant to anyone navigating conflicts and differences, especially geared toward college campuses. -
Mindful Self-Compassion Core Skills Training
Learn essential tools for treating yourself in a kind, compassionate way, with Kristin Neff, Ph.D. and Chris Germer, Ph.D. -
The Science of Happiness
An eight-week online course combining scientific insights with practical activities for a happy, meaningful life. -
How to Foster Courageous Dialogue in Schools
Free webinar for educators on fostering courageous dialogue in classrooms and schools. -
Mindfulness and Resilience to Stress at Work
Learn research-based strategies to help you foster mindfulness, handle stress, and guard against burnout. -
The Basics of Mindfulness for Educators
For educators who are new to mindfulness or would like to brush-up on their content knowledge, we are offering this mini-course that covers the basics of mindfulness. -
The Basics of Character Education for Educators
For educators who are new to character education or would like to brush-up on their content knowledge, we are offering this mini-course that covers the basics of character education. -
The Basics of Social-Emotional Learning for Educators
For educators who are new to social-emotional learning (SEL) or would like to brush-up on their content knowledge, we are offering this mini-course that covers the basics of SEL. -
Amanda Ripley on High Conflict
Amanda Ripley discusses her new book, High Conflict: Why We Get Trapped and How We Get Out, in conversation with Jason Marsh
