This Templeton World Charity Foundation funded project aims to investigate the impact of a form of self-deprivation exercise, the Ramadan fast, on physical and mental health, social relationships, sense of fulfillment, life satisfaction, spirituality, and meaning and purpose in life.

With funding from Templeton World Charity Foundation researchers at the University of Pennsylvania are working to build an open science platform for making and testing predictions about polarization.

Templeton World Charity Foundation supports the Oxford Character Project in an effort to gain understanding of centers with a key focus on character-based leadership in 5 regions of the Global South.

In a search to find the most compelling and current research on human flourishing, this critical component of the Templeton World Charity Foundations’s First Annual Global Scientific Conference on Human Flourishing inclusively recruits research abstracts from scientists around the world.

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.