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A novel intervention program synthesizes research on prejudice reduction, experiential design, and affective science into effective diversity interventions meant to aid reduction of social inequality. A multidisciplinary team has created cinematic-quality films where people with marginalized identities share their experiences with social exclusion. The program combines engaged viewing of these films with exercises designed to develop a nuanced and specific understanding of the emotional experiences of other individuals in a potentially polarizing context.
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A team from Rapid Science aims to create a blueprint, evidence, and credit for collaborative open practices to aid Templeton World Charity Foundation launch Listening and Learning in a Polarized World as a grant program that follows best practices in open science.
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A new project led by Johannes Fahrenfort at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam aims to introduce a new statistical framework for establishing unconscious cognition in the brain and/or in behavior. The study will test the validity of the procedures used by the contrastive method.
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This research project aims to provide a robust and conceptually concise philosophical foundation through which particular claims about group rationality in cells, animals, humans, and machines can all be understood.
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With support from Templeton World Charity Foundation, this project will explore whether The Cambridge Special Interest Group (SIG) on Disinformation and Media Literacy will host a series of seminars to grow a dynamic network of students and scholars researching polarization.
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A team from Baylor University’s Institute for Studies of Religion leads a workshop to take place during Templeton World Charity Foundation’s First Annual Global Scientific Conference on Human Flourishing that aims to create a durable and diverse community of researchers, funders, and innovators that will work together to advance intersubjective understanding of flourishing across cultures and disciplines.
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Research suggests that intelligence to be intelligent is to care. Thought leaders and scientists will gather in Nepal to explore how the bodhisattva commitment to care for all beings may be applied to biological, artificial, and hybrid intelligences. The workshop takes place during Templeton World Charity Foundation’s First Annual Global Scientific Conference on Human Flourishing.
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This project aims to build a critical foundation for understanding what religious intelligences might be and how they interactively arise. It will use social-science research tools to examine "experiencers" who report gaining knowledge directly from God.
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This funding enables the Open Research Funders Group (ORFG) to maximize the utility of sector-specific communities, identify productive areas for collaboration, and serve as drivers of this crucial next phase.
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The Sir John Templeton Memorial Scholarship will expand support for post-graduate degrees beyond business and theology studies to include a wide range of post graduate degrees to now also support: philosophy, mathematics, pure and applied science, and the humanities.