How People Thrive

Isaac Prilleltensky is the Inaugural Mautner Chair in Community Well-Being, Professor of Educational and Psychological Studies at the University of Miami. Salvatore Di Martino is an Assistant Professor in Psychology at the University of Bradford, UK, with a focus on addressing contemporary societal and global challenges, promoting well-being, and justice. Michael Scarpa: Professional in learning evaluation and social impact measurement, with over a decade of experience. Holds a Ph.D. in Community Well-Being from the University of Miami. Ottar Ness: Professor in Counselling at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology with a focus on mental health, citizenship, social justice and well-being. Adjunct Professor at University of Agder and Adjunct Professor at Aalborg University.

• 1. Thriving as the synergy of wellness, fairness, and worthiness Isaac Prilleltensky, Michael P. Scarpa, Salvatore Di Martino and Ottar Ness; 2. Thriving within ourselves: epistemic injustice and individual wellness Laura Smith, Lisa Goodman, Tyner Gordon and Helen Hailes; 3. Thriving families and friendships Dina von Heimburg and Ottar Ness; 4. Thriving in context: wellness, fairness, and worthiness in diverse groups Isaac Prilleltensky, Stephanie Frosch, Guerdiana Thelomar, Fairuziana Humam and Monique Mahabir; 5. Thriving schools: creating equitable thriving within schools Ashmeet Kaur Oberoi and Dina Birman; 6. Thriving workplaces: wellness, fairness, and worthiness at work Uma Chandrika Millner; 7. Thriving communities Michael P. Scarpa; 8. Thriving societies Salvatore Di Martino, Yunji Kim and Syka Iqbal; 9. Thriving world Salvatore Di Martino and Michael Scarpa.