We're looking for two UofT undergrads to join us as research assistants to develop teaching and learning materials on using generative AIs and create tools that use generative AI to facilitate the research process. More details here: cheung.artsci.utoronto.ca/were-hiring/

Happiness has grown as a policy indicator, while Canadian happiness has been on the decline. Building Happy Cities (Winter term, PSY1210) will conceptualize cities as hubs to promote happiness through improvements in built, natural & social environments: schoolofcities.utoronto.ca/learning-sofc/…

Today the Population Well-being Lab and I publish the 2024 Canadian Happiness Report! Confirming the findings of World Happiness Report, Canadians do feel that the quality of their lives are declining, however they remain very satisfied with these lives (especially before the pandemic)! 🧵 1/10

The McGill-UofT Wellbeing Research Seminar's final part in a 3-month series on Social Media and Wellbeing was held on March 11. Here's our panel discussion with Michaeline Jensen, Alexey Makarin, & Amanda Ferguson Moderated by Sofia Panasiuk youtu.be/3bAzHpeuTdI #happiness #CHERN

According to the new World Happiness Report, believing in the kindness of others is key to your happiness – and that of an entire population. #UofTArtSci’s Felix Cheung shares insights on the annual ranking of the world’s happiest countries. Read more: bit.ly/4hn7W9i

🤗 In 2024, benevolent acts continue to be 10% more frequent than in 2017-19 in all generations and almost all global regions, despite evidence of a return towards pre-COVID levels. Yeeun Archer Lee (Trinity Western University) and Felix Cheung (University of Toronto) examine the evidence.👇