The Positive Psychology Center is a research center at the University of Pennsylvania, founded by psychologist Martin Seligman. It focuses on the study of positive psychology, which explores what makes life worth living and how individuals can enhance their well-being. The center conducts research, offers training programs, and develops interventions aimed at promoting happiness and resilience. In addition to research, the Positive Psychology Center provides resources for educators, practitioners, and the general public. It aims to apply scientific findings to improve mental health and foster positive experiences in various settings, including schools, workplaces, and communities.