Keynotes and workshops via Washington Speakers Bureau or A-Speakers.
How do people navigate their social worlds?
Juliana Schroeder is a Professor and the Harold Furst Chair in Management Philosophy and Values at UC Berkeley’s Haas School of Business. She studies how people make sense of other minds — and how those judgments shape whether we talk, trust, help and connect. Her research shows why a voice can humanize where text cannot, why people underestimate the value of reaching out to others, and how technology is changing social life.
Watch: “How to fight loneliness: Everyday hacks for a connected life,” Juliana’s TEDxMarin talk. More talks and podcasts →
Recent Work
“The Pain of Ghosting”
Research paper
Launch of ImpactBench
An initiative to openly benchmark AI models on their human impact
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The Relationship Between Social Technology Use and Life Satisfaction
Research paper Blog
“Spoken Disagreements Are More Constructive Than Written Disagreements”
Research paper Video
