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.

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.

Innovations for Poverty Action is leading research to investigate how Bangladesh’s garment producers process information about new technologies. A randomized control trial examines what drives individuals in their choice whether or not to adopt a more efficient motor for sewing machines.

Through a series of activities providing policy leaders with learning opportunities and resources on character education, this project supports fostering a community of ministers of Education in Latin America interested in educational transformation.