This project aims to amplify the impact of specific research projects from TWCF’s Science of Religious and Spiritual Exercises (SoRSE) priority to scholars and faith leaders through workshops that highlight findings on how the nature of spiritual exercises and their connection to positive change can be understood through psychological science research, as well as theological thought, and pastoral experience. 

A cross-disciplinary team at Baylor’s Sleep Neuroscience & Cognition Lab will study how spiritual dreams influence flourishing and religious cognition in young-adult Christians using in-lab dream observation and incubation, and at-home sleep tracking diaries.

The Global Research Centre for Diverse Intelligences put forth by Josep Call and Amanda Seed at St. Andrews University aims to facilitate interdisciplinary research on diverse forms of intelligence, including animal cognition, human creativity, and artificial general intelligence, supporting the existing DI community and creating a nurturing environment for future DI thinkers.

TOM, a global initiative under the Summer Institutes in Computational Social Science aims to advance research on how digital technologies and AI impact open-mindedness, character virtues, and polarization in diverse societies.