The Happiness Project is an early-stage initiative that combines research, storytelling, and action to better understand the conditions that shape human flourishing. Editorially led and grounded through partnerships on the field, it sits at the intersection of inquiry and intervention.
We are interested in the invisible frictions that stand between people and a fulfilling life - from health and safety risks, structural inequalities, and invisible labour, to forgotten change-makers, overlooked communities, and alternative ways of living.
Everything happens in public.
The stories. The questions. The experiments. The successes. The failures.
Through stories, conversations, field inquiries, and targeted interventions, we seek to understand what stands between people and a good life, and where possible, work towards removing those barriers.
Because happiness is not a destination to be delivered, but a question worth exploring.
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