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A collection of interviews, talks, and more featuring our research and insights.

Predicting Police Escalation

Video Explainers

Jennifer Eberhardt on using policy body-worn camera footage to predict escalation during traffic stops. 

How Racial Bias Works – And How to Disrupt It

Webinars & Talks

Jennifer Eberhardt’s TED talk on racial bias and how to address it.

Eberhardt Talks "Biased" on The Daily Show

News & Interviews

Jennifer Eberhardt discussing her book Biased with host Trevor Noah.

Markus Delivers Sage-CASBS Award Lecture

Webinars & Talks

Hazel Rose Markus delivers her 2026 Sage-CASBS Award lecture on the hidden power of cultural defaults.

Doing Race Through the Culture Cycle

Video Explainers

An animated short explaining how race works in society.

The Sound of Dynamic Discipline

Video Explainers

An audio tool showing how student discipline rates fluctuate throughout the school year.

Measuring Mobility from Poverty

Webinars & Talks

Hazel Rose Markus and Nisha Patel (U.S. Partnership on Mobility from Poverty) on ways to measure economic mobility. 

Implicit Bias and How to Combat It

Webinars & Talks

Jennifer Eberhardt on how the science of bias can help combat racial disparities in policing.

Supporting Cross-Race Friendships

Webinars & Talks

MarYam Hamedani on helping children build friendships across different backgrounds.

Police Escalation Research on NPR

News & Interviews

Jennifer Eberhardt on how police officers’ first words during traffic stops predict escalation.

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Leveraging AI to Study Police Behavior on NPR

News & Interviews

Jennifer Eberhardt on how AI systems can be used to analyze police behavior at scale.

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