What If You’re Not Ready to Forgive?
Forgiveness is a process that takes time, and what that process will look like may be different for each person.
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How Bringing an Indigenous Creation Story to Life Can Induce Awe
In Canada, researchers were inspired by the Blackfoot story of the Human Spiderweb to create a collective practice for 300 people.
The Psychological Divide That Threatens Peace in Gaza
We interviewed hundreds of Israelis and Gazans about how they feel about each other and the future. The answers reveal a lot about how humans sort…
Greater Good Resources for Peace and Conflict
We gathered articles that explore the roots of peace, war, and reconciliation; offer resources for well-being and activism; and remind us of human…
Can We Train American Police to Turn Away From Violence?
American police are not well trained compared to those in other countries. That needs to change if we want to prevent incidents like the one that…
Does Mindfulness Get in the Way of Making Amends?
According to a new study, one type of meditation promotes apologies—but another one has the opposite effect.
To Resolve Conflicts, Get Up and Move
Researcher Peter T. Coleman has found an unlikely path to peace: Move your body to help your mind get unstuck.
How Should a Group Apologize to People They Harmed?
A new study investigates which components of an apology foster forgiveness and reconciliation between groups.
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