Calendar
Events:
Past Events:
Examined Lives: Judgment under Uncertainty (Session 40)
How do how humans make decisions under uncertainty?
Examined Lives: Misunderstandings & Misconceptions about Evolutionary Psychology (Session 39)
Misunderstandings & Misconceptions about Evolutionary Psychology (Session 40)
Generalizing Ostrom’s Core Design Principles and Putting Them to Use: An Interactive “Practitioner Webinar”
Interactive 90 minute webinar on the theory, evidence, examples and interactive discussion around the Core Design Principles
Research Seminar: How Multilevel Selection Theory Can Change The World: The Inevitable Convergence of Modern Science with Indigenous Wisdom with Mitch Distin
1.5 hour free research seminar and Q&A session
Seminar: Wherever I could reach: ProSocial variation in healthcare and community sustainability with Richard Coates
Free Seminar and Q&A Session
Examined Lives: The Grandmother Hypothesis (Session 38)
The grandmother hypothesis is an attempt to explain the origins of reproductive senescence in Homo sapiens.
Enabling Future- Ready Organizations
Join us the FEI share exciting research developments and updates, including details on the transformative work within the municipal sector!
Seminar: Leading Change in Ourselves for Our World
Free webinar presented by climate scientist, Heidi Steltzer.
A New Human Story for the Future with David Sloan Wilson, hosted by the Garrison Institute
A Daylong Public Forum Gathering Leaders and Practitioners in Contemplative-Based Social Change held in New York City
Seminar: Fateful Lines – how changing the story can change the world with Sarah Woods
Free Seminar and Q&A Session
Prosocial Commons Book Club: Two Plays with Evolutionary Themes (The Hard Problem by Tom Stoppard and The How and the Why by Sarah Treem)
Weekly book club for two plays with evolutionary themes: The Hard Problem by Tom Stoppard and The How and the Why by Sarah Treem.
ProSocial Commons Welcome & Introductions
One hour welcome call for new ProSocial Commons members
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