# Richard Weissbourd
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richard weissbourd (born 1957) is an American child and family psychologist on the faculty of Harvard's Graduate School of Education, where he operates the Human Development and Psychology Program, and Kennedy School of Government. His research focuses on children's moral development, on vulnerability and resilience in childhood, and on effective schools and services for children. His writings on these subjects have appeared in the New York Times, Forbes, Slate The Boston Globe, and The New Republic.
FULL EPISODE: What's More Sexy Than Scheduling? - December 5, 2025
Psychology professor Amy Muise declares the unthinkable: that scheduling sex leads to increased desire and frequency of the act. Psychology researcher Dr. Ian Anderson reveals how many people overestimate their social media addiction. Child psychologist and faculty director at The Making Caring…
Richard Weissbourd and Our Relationship with Social Media
Social media and the modern adolescent experience are having dramatic consequences on teenagers’ mental health and development. To further discuss this incredibly underestimated topic, I have invited Richard Weissbourd to the PoWoPoPe podcast.
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Richard Weissbourd: How Children Learn To Be Good - December 5, 2025
Child psychologist and faculty director at The Making Caring Common Project at Harvard Richard Weissbourd explains that children aren't born as 'good kids' or 'bad kids', but rather learn to be good.
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Episode 48: Redefining Excellence and Equity in Education
In this episode, I talked with director of Harvard's Making Caring Common, Dr. Richard Weissbourd. Focused on developing empathy and a sense of justice in children, while reframing how adults perceive student success, Dr. Weissbourd explained both how quality educational institutions are often priv…
Raising Caring Children with Richard Weissbourd
In this episode of Frontiers in Health and Happiness, host Ayla Fudala speaks with Richard Weissbourd, senior lecturer at the Harvard Graduate School of Education and director of the Making Caring Common Project, about what it means to raise caring, moral, and thriving children in today’s world.
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#80 | Beyond The Mask: What Education Owes The World w/ Professor Richard Weissbourd
What does it truly mean to raise caring, moral, and engaged young people?
In this episode of unMASKing with Male Educators, Ashanti sits down with Harvard educator and Making Caring Common founder Professor Richard Weissbourd to discuss empathy, morality, purpose, civic responsibility, and the pres…
#34 Teaching Kids Self-Trust in a Manipulative World | With Dr Naaila Chagani
In this episode, Eli sits down with Dr. Naaila Chagani (Hudani), a child development specialist with a PhD from Tufts University, to explore the concept of "heart safety" — teaching children that their inner emotional world belongs to them and cannot be rearranged by someone else.
Drawing from both…
Raising Resilient Kids: Achievement, Belonging & Mental Health
Align33 Media Roundtable | October 6, 2026
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What does it mean to raise a resilient child, especially when kids are growing up surrounded by academic pressure, packed schedules, social media, constant comparison, and the message that success is something they have t…
Harvard Psychologist: Don’t Get All A’s and Flunk Life with Dr. Richard Weissbourd | 163
Episode 163 of The Ambitious Generation with Jack WagonerDr. Richard Weissbourd is a Harvard psychologist and the faculty director of Making Caring Common.His team just surveyed thousands of Gen Zers about meaning and purpose.And he says achievement that isn't meaningful can corrode your friendship…
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