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Experience Wowsabout, a free screening that invites kids to explore awe, nature, and connection through story. Register here!

Cities of Awe, supported by Gambrell, explores how awe can reduce stress, shift perspective, and strengthen connection across communities.

NYT spotlights Wowsabout!, a special using the science of awe to spark curiosity, learning, and connection in young audiences.

A new Cities of Awe episode explores how everyday urban spaces spark awe, curiosity, and connection—inviting us to see cities in new ways.

Sponsored by Gambrell, this paid fellowship invites Charlotte youth to lead research, shape city programs, and present ideas to local leaders.

Gambrell partner Tommi Laitio shares insights on cities, policy, and coexistence—exploring how urban life can foster connection and thriving communities.

Sponsored by Gambrell, this Science of Happiness episode explores how small public spaces can spark pause, connection, and belonging.

Supported by Gambrell, Glocalities’ report examines how societies can move from division toward connection and flourishing.

Huberman Lab features Dacher Keltner on awe, with a shoutout to Gehl and Cities of Awe, and how connection shapes daily life.

Men’s Journal spotlights AIBM research that shows how deep male friendships strengthen health outcomes and reduce social isolation.