Recent Good News

Jennifer Breheny Wallace is the expert on mattering, something she calls “a deep human need” to “feel valued by the people around us and to know that we have value to give back.”

The organization aims to serve 5 million new young women, girls, and non-binary students in the next five years.

For 12 years, the “People’s Open” in Phoenix, Arizona has served as the largest zero-waste sporting event in the world.

Experts are getting their hands dirty — all with a good cause in mind.

Sustainability guided the development of the 2026 Olympic living quarters, featuring temporary mobile home units and apartments that will be turned into subsidized student housing.

After the world-famous tennis tournament, the balls go on to become artificial nests for mice.

First grader Julian has a form of dwarfism, and his cart helps him navigate the cafeteria and get his lunch with ease.

Meet the people preserving queer stories despite these recent efforts to erase LGBTQ+ history.

What makes Iceland the planet’s most peaceful country — and why is America slipping so far behind?

The initiative has inspired other school districts in the area to follow suit.