CHANGING SYSTEMS, NOT JUST MINDS
Studying prejudice where it happens: in real life
Interventions that address both individual attitudes and group dynamics are at the heart of this work. Using hands-on methods in the field, the focus is on finding practical ways to reduce prejudice and violence - and to build stronger foundations for belonging, equality, and inclusion.
I focus on how groups treat and understand each other in order to live better, together.
By combining insights and methods from multiple disciplines, I design and test real-world interventions in the field. This interdisciplinary, hands-on approach helps build an evidence base for lasting social change.
EXPLORE THE PROJECTS
A bold approach for lasting impact
Explore how innovative, interdisciplinary research is done through real-world projects. From field experiments to meta-analysis, each project reflects a hands-on commitment to reducing prejudice and advancing equity. Dive deeper to see the methods, impact, and innovation behind the work.
Hi, I’m Roni
A political psychologist at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Born and raised in Israel, I’ve lived through moments of conflict, fear, and hope—experiences that shaped my commitment to understanding the roots of intergroup conflict and what it takes to build more just, inclusive societies.
My research has been published in various journals including, PNAS, JPSP, Annual Review of Psychology, and Psychological Science in the Public Interest, and is supported by grants from the Israeli Science Foundation and others. I’m a CIFAR Azrieli Global Scholar, an Associate Editor at Psychological Science, and was awarded the Guggenheim Distinguished Scholar award and the APS Rising Star award.
