The Righteous Mind is an informational website centered on Jonathan Haidt’s book of the same name, which examines why good people can be divided by politics and religion. The site introduces the author and the book through a biography, interviews, lectures, reviews, endorsements, an introductory chapter, and supporting figures, notes, and references. Visitors can find information on buying the book, as well as discussion materials and guidance for teachers and book clubs.

The site also connects the book’s ideas to practical topics, including politics and civility, business ethics, capitalism and morality, viewpoint diversity in academia, religious communities, therapy, and coaching. Its wider content includes essays, videos, blog posts, and projects addressing political polarization, populism, and moral psychology. These resources share Haidt’s perspectives with readers interested in applying moral psychology to public life and institutions. The website notes that it has not been updated much since 2018 and directs visitors to JonathanHaidt.com and TheCoddling.com for more recent content.