Paul Atkins is a researcher, speaker, and facilitator trainer. He is a Visiting Associate Professor with the Crawford School of Public Policy (Australian National University). His research has focused on interventions to reduce stress while enhancing relationships, wellbeing, perspective-taking, and cooperation in groups and organizations. Paul is a registered organizational psychologist with a Ph.D. in Psychology from Cambridge University. He is the lead author of the recently published book Prosocial: Using Evolutionary Science to Build Productive, Equitable, and Collaborative Groups and co-founder and Vice President of Prosocial World, a not for profit organization focused on enhancing cooperation and trust in purpose-driven groups globally. The Prosocial process has been used to help improve group effectiveness in contexts as diverse as slowing the spread of Ebola in Sierra Leone, enhancing performance in Australian government agencies, and improving cooperation in public schools.
Darwin’s theory of evolution is increasingly being used to guide positive change efforts.
Words such as “science” and “experiment” mean different things to different people. Here is what we mean by these two words and how our organization, ProSocial World, puts them into action.
Building Trust and Collaboration in our Groups and Networks
The Leading ProSocial course is designed for those aiming to facilitate or coach more effectively.
Building Trust and Collaboration in our Groups and Networks
90 minute interactive webinar on how the core design principles can be used as a practical method for increasing the efficacy of groups.
Interactive 90 minute webinar on the theory, evidence, examples and interactive discussion around the Core Design Principles
In this month’s Wasan session, ProSocial World’s co-founder and psychologist Paul Atkins will walk us through the ProSocial approach
Attend an introductory webinar to learn more about Regenerating Earth with ProSocial learning journey.
1.5 hour Free Research Seminar and Q&A
1.5 hour Free Research Seminar and Q&A