Since 2016, the Human Flourishing Program at Harvard's Institute for Quantitative Social Science has been dedicated to studying and promoting human flourishing through interdisciplinary research and educational activities. Explore our approach to integrating knowledge from the social sciences and humanities to address fundamental questions of human well-being.
Welcome to the Human Flourishing Program at Harvard, where we bridge the gap between quantitative social sciences and the humanities. Our program focuses on empirical research into topics crucial to human well-being, such as happiness, virtue, religious community, meaning, and purpose. We produce research publications, sponsor educational activities, and foster a community of scholars and students committed to understanding human flourishing in its full complexity.
In the twenty-first century, the Association for Humanistic Psychology is committed to translating new knowledge and science into humanistic applications and approaches to further the wisdom, purpose, and consciousness of individuals and communities. AHP seeks to influence other fields so that Humanistic Psychology becomes the lens through which humanity can understand and shape an evolving world. When we comprehend how humanistic values and themes can impact new developments and world events, and vice versa, we are better able to promote growth, awareness, interdependence, and peace.
The Department of Psychology at the University of Hong Kong is committed to delivering exceptional teaching and learning experiences, advancing research in the field of psychology, and fostering knowledge exchange. We offer students and researchers opportunities to delve into psychology through various events and programs, contributing scientific knowledge to society.
The School of Psychology at the University of Southampton plays a significant role in training educational, clinical, and counseling psychologists in the UK and impacting the world through research, attracting substantial funding and offering a stimulating research environment.