Sustainable Happiness Report Published by the Happiness Research Institute (2015). The report poises the question:

What is the link between sustainability and happiness?

Alumni of the Sustainable Happiness Certificate, Ben Mumme writes about his experience

The Globe and Mail discusses the rise of Sustainable Happiness

The United Nations reports how Dawson College meeting the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) thanks in part to the Sustainable Happiness Certificate.

Dawson College announces the publication of the Sustainable Happiness Semester Journal

Researchers, emboldened by new insights in psychology, hope to discover the habits that bring us joy, and spread them to others

Bhutan’s Gross National Happiness integrates sustainable happiness—aligning state measures with environmental conservation and citizens’ wellbeing.

The university of Michigan highlights examples of toolkits that bridge silos between wellness and sustainability initiatives on campus

Dawson College becomes the first post secondary institution to earn a platinum STARS rating from the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education (AASHE).

Catherine O’Brien introduces “sustainable happiness”: joy that supports individual, community, and environmental well-being without exploiting people or the planet.

Canadore College and Dawson College announce partnering together on Sustainable Happiness at Colleges and Institutes Canada (CICan) event in 2024

Sustainable happiness blends inner lasting joy and eco-friendly fulfillment—rooted in eudaimonic well-being that honors personal, communal, and planetary wellness

The two institutions recently signed a memorandum of understanding to collaborate on advancing a Sustainable Happiness Certificate.

Educative reports on the integration of Sustainable Happiness at Vanier College

“From committing to well-being for all through its Sustainable Happiness program, to achieving carbon neutrality, to pledging to attract and identify 1,000 species in 1,000 days,” - AASHE’s Executive Director, Meghan Fay Zahniser.

Dawson College’s mindfulness, biodiversity micro-habitats, and a 100-day “Sustainable Happiness” journal inspire Champlain to integrate well-being, nature, and personal-growth initiatives.

Cultivating sustainable happiness means appreciating simple joys, mapping interdependence, tracking daily impacts, and fostering relationships that support wellbeing and environmental harmony.

Dawson Colleges introduces Sustainable Happiness to its readership

The Peace Garden at Dawson College is a living-memorial green space fostering biodiversity, remembrance, healing, and environmental education.

Sustainable Happiness Theory promotes long-lasting workplace joy via self-care, social connection, and meaningful work aligned with personal and collective well-being.

The United States Gross National Happiness explores Sustainable Happiness

Dawson College reports on the successful completion of the final projects of the Sustainable Happiness Certificate.