New Episode: Slow Looking and the Science of Awe A new Cities of Awe episode visits a museum to explore how slowing down and truly looking at art can cultivate awe, empathy, and connection. Read More
Event: Free screening of Wowsabout through GGSC Experience Wowsabout, a free screening that invites kids to explore awe, nature, and connection through story. Register here! Read More
Designing for Awe: A Collaborative Effort Cities of Awe, supported by Gambrell, explores how awe can reduce stress, shift perspective, and strengthen connection across communities. Read More
In the New York Times: Wowsabout! Brings Awe to Young Audiences NYT spotlights Wowsabout!, a special using the science of awe to spark curiosity, learning, and connection in young audiences. Read More
New Episode: An Awe Walk Through History and Possibility A new Cities of Awe episode explores how everyday urban spaces spark awe, curiosity, and connection—inviting us to see cities in new ways. Read More
“Wowsabout” PBS Special Featured in Current This spring, a new show premieres inspired by Dacher Keltner’s research, helping children experience awe, reduce anxiety, and connect with nature. Read More
PBS Kids Special Celebrates the Emotion of Awe Wowsabout was made possible by a grant from The Gambrell Foundation and with support from Christina and Evan Sharp. Read More
Upcoming Event: Susan Magsamen – The Gambrell Foundation Author Series Join us on March 4th for an incredible evening with author Susan Magsamen to explore how the arts can strengthen well-being and help us build great lives. Read More
Oprah and Dacher Keltner on the Power of Awe Dacher Keltner joins Oprah to share the science of awe and the everyday experiences that help us feel more connected and alive. Read More
Cities of Awe: New York City An exhibition inviting New Yorkers to share everyday moments of awe and reveal how wonder shapes our relationship to the city. Read More