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Understood Learning Sessions

Trust in media and information is at a historic low, and misinformation now ranks among the top forces eroding public trust worldwide. On August 18th, Understood and Edelman Trust Institute hosted a panel discussing the prevalence of misinformation in the media and its implications. 

Date and Time: Tuesday, August 18, 2026, 1:00 PM ET

Meet the Experts

  • Jordan Davidson

    Editorial Director

    Understood

  • David Bersoff

    Head of Research

    Edelman Trust Institute

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Most women’s well-being portfolios assume that typically recommended healthy behaviors (exercise, nutrition, sleep hygiene, meditation) will work roughly the same for all women. Our research helps explain why that’s not true. 

Generic lifestyle strategies are not protective for all women. In fact, when “wellness” tips fail, many women internalize negative self-narratives. And that can lead to worse mental health outcomes. BIPOC women are especially sidelined by a “one size fits all” approach. This can widen the very gaps we want to close.

Join our experts on Zoom to learn more about measurable predictors of poor mental health among women, and protective supports that standard programs routinely overlook.

Date and time: Monday, March 30, 11:30 AM ET

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Meet the experts

  • Sarah Greenberg, MA, MEd

    Vice President, Expertise and Behavioral Health Innovation, Understood

    is a licensed psychotherapist, leadership coach, and recognized leader in digital mental health and education technology.

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  • Keona J. Wynne, PhD, MBE

    Senior Research Manager, Interdisciplinary Research, Understood

    is a health researcher and social innovation expert who brings advanced research methods and design expertise.

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