A better understanding of the American psyche toward race and the repudiation of extremist views on Election Day requires reexamining our history with a broader lens that scrutinizes the beliefs of ...

Luanna, a Chinese Student, graduating from the class of 2025 at Harvard University in Cambridge, MA, just made America and Humanity Great again. “She made my day,” ETN Ambassador in Germany, Burkhard ...

Research shows that reflecting on our shared humanity can increase self-compassion and life satisfaction while reducing feelings of isolation. In this practice, Dacher Keltner guides us to look ...

Discover what happens to our well-being when we respond to suffering with compassion and collective action, and why choosing to care can help us hold on to our shared humanity. Discover what happens ...

At a time when societies across the world appear increasingly fractured, Dr Iqbal Survé’s reflections on shared values and shared humanity arrive as both a reminder and a challenge. They remind us of ...

Harvard has played a major role in shaping Greater Boston into a global biomedical hub, with overlapping schools, hospitals, and firms that offer state-of-the-art facilities and lifesaving medical ...

As we return to our classrooms and boardrooms for the fall, let us remember that our most profound life lessons will come from being human in a world of technology. Our master classes will be filled ...

In a time of shifting development priorities and aid funding cuts, here is a call to remember our shared humanity and resist the urge to “be a goldfish.” In the show “Ted Lasso,” Ted tells his player ...

Polarization is not just a buzzword—it’s a cancer eating away at our society. It divides families, corrodes communities, and poisons the very foundation of democracy: our ability to listen, connect, ...

Walking into the Violins of Hope exhibition, you don’t see just instruments – you feel stories. Each violin, scarred and storied, carries with it the weight of the history and horrors of the Holocaust ...

The singer and actress Ethel Waters famously said, “I am somebody ’cause God don’t make no junk!” Similar assertions — that everyone is endowed with worth simply because of the benevolence of God — ...