A new book stresses the importance of focusing on nonhumans and humans and "The Nature/Culture Cocktail." Many of the topics on animal-human conflicts have global relevance.
People who hate others because of skin color, nationality, religion, etc, are zealous true believers, ill-informed about their reasons and close-minded. We can do so much better...
Brain injury is like God has taken his pruning shears and reshaped your life right back. When you're pruned, so are your friends and family and the doctors and therapists you see.
Feeling stuck? Got a problem you can't solve? Take a short walk. This research from Stanford illustrates how to harness the power of a walk, to boost creativity and find solutions.
The Mindful Kids Peace Summit is the first-ever week-long social emotional learning (SEL) program geared to teens, and will be broadcast in middle and high schools across the globe
Many people assume meditation isn’t for them—but their reasons for thinking so aren’t always based in facts. Here, breaking down common misconceptions about meditation.
Although I don't believe the basic developmental process of adolescent growth has changed much one generation to the next, the technological context is dramatically different today
Risk is the name we give to the art of moving from where you are to where you want to be. Here are 14 principles about the fine and fearsome art of risk-taking.
New study reveals that men with daughters become less sexist, known as the “mighty girl” effect. But this story is more complex than the headline would have you believe.
Instead of focusing on the threats lurking everywhere, you can discover new pastures. You can train your brain to feel safe when you know how it creates alarm.
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