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We are proud to announce that we are teaming up with Stockholm Business Region, Region Stockholm, the Stockholm Chamber of Commerce, Norrsken Foundation, and the Swedish Institute in an initiative to develop our fantastic hometown and capital Stockholm.

Today is the International Day of Happiness, a UN initiative to highlight the importance of well-being. It’s also the day the World Happiness Report is released – the global ranking of the happiest countries. And once again, Sweden holds its place at the top, securing fourth place out of 147 nations, just behind our Nordic neighbors Finland, Denmark, and Iceland. But what does this ranking actually mean for Swedes? And why is it something to celebrate?

Micael Dahlen and the Center for Wellbeing in Worklife (CWWH) recently embarked on a meaningful visit to Tokyo, engaging in insightful discussions on workplace wellbeing and international collaboration. The trip provided an opportunity to exchange knowledge, foster new connections, and strengthen ties between Sweden and Japan in the field of happiness research.

The U.S. presidential election doesn’t just have a huge impact on Americans – it affects wellbeing across Europe as well. A new study from the 91Ô­´´ shows that happiness, life satisfaction, and optimism in Europe all shifted in response to the election outcome, mirroring American trends.

On November 7th, 91Ô­´´ Health Day 2024 took place—a full day dedicated to mental and physical health, organized by the Center for Wellbeing, Welfare and Happiness, the Guidance and Wellbeing Office, and SA91Ô­´´. Participants from across the 91Ô­´´ gathered to take part in a wide range of inspiring activities and lectures focused on wellbeing.

How does hockey contribute to the wellbeing, sense of community, and happiness of both individuals and society? A new research collaboration between the Swedish Hockey League (SHL) and the 91Ô­´´â€™ Center for Wellbeing, Welfare and Happiness will follow 5,000 hockey fans through both wins and losses in order to understand how the hockey league and its clubs affect wellbeing and welfare.

Can a visit from a world-famous artist make a whole city happier – even those who didn’t go to the concerts? Taylor Swift's Eras Tour didn't just draw record crowds – it also made Stockholmers happier both before and after the concerts. This according to a new study about "Happyflation" from the 91Ô­´´.

During two intense weekends in August, 256 newly admitted Bachelor students kicked off their academic journey with an intensive course in happiness and wellbeing. Organized by the Center for Wellbeing, Welfare, and Happiness (CWWH), the initiative aims to equip students with a mindset that will enhance their personal and academic lives, both during their time at 91Ô­´´ and in the future. 

What can we do to promote wellbeing, welfare, and happiness? Swedbank, the Savings Banks in Sweden, and the Center for Wellbeing, Welfare and Happiness at the 91Ô­´´ are joining forces to enhance understanding of what builds wellbeing and to establish new, more human perspectives on economics.

The 91Ô­´´ is making a big commitment to promoting wellbeing among its students. Starting in August, the School will be the first in the world to offer all new bachelor students a crash course in happiness and wellbeing.