Frederika Roberts was interviewed by Paulette Edwards on BBC Radio Sheffield on 15th February 2019. They talked about happiness, wellbeing, emotions, anger, rage (and how these fit into happiness and wellbeing), meaning, purpose, political activism, children, children’s emotions and more.
Happiness and Internet Use | BBC WM Interview
Rachel New (in for Danny Kelly) interviews Frederika Roberts on BBC WM about happiness and internet use, based on research published today, and the things you can do to be happier.
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International Day of Happiness 2018 | BBC Northampton
On International Day of Happiness 2018, Frederika was interviewed by Helen Blaby on BBC Radio Northampton about Happiness – what it is, how we can become happier and how we can overcome unhappiness. Also: Are we responsible for other people’s […]
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TRT World | Roundtable | World Happiness Report 2018
Panel debate about the World Happiness Report 2018 and happiness as a policy issue, on TRT World’s Roundtable programme, presented by David Foster. Other guests were Prof. Eugenio Proto (Professor of Economics, University of Bristol), Prof. Paul Frijters (Programme Co-Director, […]
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Children’s Mental Health | Schools | Frederika Roberts on BBC Sheffield
Frederika Roberts (RWS co-founder) talks to Paul Walker (in for Toby Foster) about children’s mental health on BBC Sheffield. They discuss the ‘RWS | Resilience Wellbeing Success’ programme, the need for more funding for mental health provision in schools, and […]
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