Research & Evidence

Advancing the science of forgiveness and peace-building through rigorous academic research, measurable outcomes, and global collaboration

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Published Studies
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Academic Partners
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Countries Studied

Research Impact Metrics

Measuring the influence of our research on policy, practice, and academic discourse

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Policy Citations
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Academic Citations
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Media References
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Research Collaborations

Ongoing Research Projects

Current studies exploring the science of forgiveness and peace-building

Data Collection
2400 participants

Global Forgiveness Index: Measuring Peace Capacity Across Nations

Lead Researcher: Dr. Sarah Chen

Stanford University

Developing a comprehensive index to measure national capacity for forgiveness and reconciliation across 120 countries, correlating with peace indicators and social cohesion metrics.

Progress65%
Started: Jan 2025
Expected: Dec 2026
Analysis
180 participants

Neuroscience of Collective Forgiveness: fMRI Study of Group Reconciliation

Lead Researcher: Dr. Michael Roberts

Harvard Medical School

Using advanced brain imaging to understand neural mechanisms underlying collective forgiveness processes in post-conflict communities.

Progress78%
Started: Mar 2024
Expected: Jun 2026
Writing
5000 participants

Economic Impact of Peace Festivals: Longitudinal Study of 50 Communities

Lead Researcher: Dr. Elena Rodriguez

London School of Economics

Tracking economic and social outcomes in communities hosting annual forgiveness festivals over five years, measuring ROI of peace-building investments.

Progress92%
Started: Sep 2023
Expected: Mar 2026
Data Collection
12000 participants

Youth Forgiveness Education: Multi-Country School Intervention Study

Lead Researcher: Dr. Lisa Anderson

UC Berkeley

Implementing and evaluating forgiveness-based curricula in 200 schools across 15 countries to assess impact on conflict resolution skills and prosocial behavior.

Progress45%
Started: Aug 2025
Expected: Aug 2028

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