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2023-2024 Online Cohorts for the TWCF Academic Writing Course, the TWCF Technical Communication Course, and the TWCF Grant Writing & Management Course
This funding provides academic writing support to our grantees to enhance their capacity to communicate their work to broader audiences.
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Individual and cross-cultural differences in the attraction to political extremes
The preference for interacting with like-minded individuals may not be the only driver of attraction between individuals in the political domain. This project will look at how preferences for interacting with individuals who hold extreme political views influence social interactions.
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Perceptions of source independence and polarization: integrating computational modelling, cross cultural analysis, and experimental psychology to understand and counter polarization
This project plans to develop a computational model aiming to generate precise numerical predictions about the extent of opinion-based polarization across societies, over time and in controlled experiments.
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Testing the Causal Impact of Social Media on Polarization Around the Globe
Hundreds of researchers worldwide will collaborate to understand the causal effect of social media on polarization in countries other than the US or UK.
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2023 Summer Research Institute
We’re funding The Mind & Life Summer Research Institute in its program encouraging deep dialogue across disciplines and inquiry through contemplative practice.
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Meaning, value, purpose, and their place in nature: toward a new, intrinsic scientific ontology
Building on the theoretical framework of IIT, a project team, directed by Giulio Tononi seeks to develop and apply an 'intrinsic ontology' for foundational concepts beyond consciousness.
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Inner Development and Human Flourishing Ecosystems to Accelerate the Sustainable Development Goals
We’re funding The Inner Development Goals in their efforts to enhance the link between cultivating inner capacities such as self-awareness, critical thinking, humility, empathy in order to meet collective global challenges.
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Freedom Champions Summit Asia and the George Ayittey Society: Convening leaders from the majority world to expand market participation in Asia and Africa
The summit Malaysia will share research and foster collaboration among grantees and allies. The society in Africa will be established to support scholars with grants and promote free market ideas.
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Is it sometimes rational to believe things that aren’t true? Evaluating a normative standard for when beliefs should and shouldn’t change
By combining ideas from social psychology, cultural evolution, and resource-rational models, this project aims to develop a framework of biased belief revision, with the goal of building interventions that address these biases.
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Forgiveness and reconciliation rituals: Pathways to depolarization for adolescents in rural Kenya, Cameroon and Ethiopia
Indigenous African forgiveness rituals often peacefully resolve conflicts. We’re funding research to investigate the mechanics of depolarization in these rituals.
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