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On April 30, Gallup — in collaboration with the Human Flourishing Program at Harvard, Baylor University’s Institute for Studies of Religion, and the Center for Open Science will host a landmark conversation at its global headquarters in Washington, D.C., bringing together leading scientists, corporate executives, nonprofit leaders, educators, philanthropists, and policymakers. This gathering will spotlight the Global Flourishing Study’s initial insights and foster collaboration around actionable strategies for enhancing individual and societal well-being worldwide.
Gallup will also publish a mini-report featuring key findings from the study on the same day, offering an accessible overview of insights from the first wave of data collection, which will be published on the external GFS website. In tandem, dozens of academic publications in top-tier journals will be released, marking a major moment for the global research community and setting the stage for transformative, evidence-based approaches to human flourishing.
The data from the second wave of data collection will be released before the event.
Here is the event registration link for in-person or online attendance: The Global Flourishing Study: Exploring the Science and Meaning of Human Flourishing.
More information is available here: Home | Global Flourishing Study.
