Coronavirus: A college course world wants to study right now
With a third of the global population living under lockdown, many are turning to science for the answers on how to be happy in these difficult times.
With a third of the global population living under lockdown, many are turning to science for the answers on how to be happy in these difficult times.
If there’s a silver lining to our new normal, it’s the creative ways people are spreading kindness. If you’ve chalked your walk, had a social-distancing dance party or stocked your neighborhood’s free little library, you know what we’re talking about.
Experts weigh in on the biological reasons children could be better protected from severe cases of COVID-19.
The thing we are biologically programmed to need is also what can harm us most. Dacher Keltner is mentioned in this Op-Art about human touch.
Emiliana Simon-Thomas, science director of the Greater Good Science Center at UC Berkeley says the phrase “social distancing” makes people assume that they have to be alone.
UC Berkeley professor of social welfare Valerie Shapiro has been named a William T. Grant Foundation Scholar. Shapiro's project will investigate the ways intermediary units (organizations whose work includes packaging and promoting research findings for practitioner use) contribute to an…