How can you have the best possible roadtrip with someone half or twice your age? Come along with us for some tips and tricks! @drtaniaisrael@NataliaCBell
A quarter century since my last visit to South Dakota, I’m thrilled to return—this time as part of the South Dakota Festival of Books from Sept. 25–27! I'll be sharing insights from my book, Facing the Fracture and joining an incredible lineup of authors. https://t.co/egR7erEyFQ
🎉 Facing the Fracture turns ONE today! 🎉
From debuting coast to coast, to radio, TV, and traveling to libraries, book festivals, and conferences—what a journey it’s been. 🗺️📚Here’s to many more conversations, connections, and moments of healing. Thank you!
Of Course I'm Not OK: The Podcast - Ep. 214. Waiting For Our Souls To Catch Up (w/Dr. Tania Israel) https://t.co/nxcfAaxiaq via @YouTube@TaniaIsraelPhD
In this new Ready to Be Strong episode, Elizabeth Scharpf and @drtaniaisrael explore the intersection of sports and political division, discussing how sports can foster community, connection, and a sense of belonging among diverse individuals. Listen at https://t.co/A1XXUXxBf1
The piece highlights that while Americans are deeply polarized, many still believe in the power of respectful dialogue to find common ground. It’s a call to move beyond echo chambers and engage in real conversations that can heal and unite. https://t.co/NVAvOgaK07
In this new episode, Elizabeth Scharpf and @drtaniaisrael discuss the concept of capacity building, emphasizing its importance in community engagement and individual empowerment. Listen to the episode anywhere you listen to your favorite podcast: https://t.co/TiM6hbe09y
🎙 In a special edition episode with The Newsworthy’s Erica Mandy I talk about how to stay grounded, even when the world feels heavy. Take a breath. Then take a listen. https://t.co/7b2MfCYpLv
In this new episode of Ready to Be Strong, Elizabeth Scharpf + @drtaniaisrael discuss the importance of activism & community engagement, particularly in the context of the recent #HandsOff protests. Listen the episode anywhere you get your podcasts: https://t.co/Qkk0FP0XZP
🚨 New Episode Alert! 🚨In episode 20 of Ready to Be Strong, Elizabeth Scharpf and @drtaniaisrael dive into the decline of civic engagement in society. 🎧 Listen now and let’s start the conversation about making a difference in our communities: https://t.co/aW1Mjm5YdW
I’m in such good company keynoting the American Group Psychotherapy Association conference (#AGPAConnect) with fellow keynote speaker, the amazing @melvasquez! Looking forward to delivering my talk on Saturday morning, Healing Tribal Division. https://t.co/ylrUcu8lOC
In this episode, @drtaniaisrael and Elizabeth delve into the pervasive issue of #misinformation, exploring its roots in cognitive #bias, the importance of reliable sources, and the narratives that shape public perception. Listen now:
https://t.co/aW1Mjm5YdW
In this episode, @drtaniaisrael and Elizabeth navigate through overwhelm in the wake of recent political activities. They explore coping mechanisms, the importance of human connection, and the potential for rebuilding and improving systems in the future. https://t.co/aW1Mjm5qoo
UC Santa Barbara Professor Tania Israel has been awarded the 2025 Award for Distinguished Senior Career Contributions to Psychology in the Public Interest from the American Psychological Association the University announced Thursday. https://t.co/Ks4RiU5Ksw
In 2025, it’s difficult *not* to talk about politics. I spoke with Molly Longman from @letswondermind about how to handle those conversations (or see yourself out of them) so you can protect your peace and keep your relationships intact.
https://t.co/ZTqRnVAPvZ
“The opposite of war isn’t peace; it’s creation.” This quote from “Rent” by Jonathan Larson always inspires me, and I love that it also inspired @ChiefRebelle. Join the Feminist Creative Society to enhance your creativity in 2025. @RebelliousMag:
https://t.co/NqznJ6YSaI
I 🫶 talking w/ Brian Reynolds @KCBXFM about how to navigate the challenges of living in a divided nation. Listen in on our convo about what contributes to division, how to correct misperceptions and resources for connecting across ideological differences.
https://t.co/XQiTenqEjK