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Good News This Week: November 1, 2025 - Crosswalks, Turtles, & Tamale Carts

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New study: Viewing art in galleries 'immediately' reduces cortisol levels, boosts health

Researchers call it a “cultural workout for the body.”

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12 Socks That Give Back & Donate To Charity

We’ve curated the ultimate list of sock companies that are making it easier for us to elevate our sock game while supporting the causes we care most about...

A photo collage of the Morgan State University signage, a woman checks the stomach of a man as they stand in the middle of a field, two whales swimming in the ocean, players from the Indianapolis Clowns pose for their team photo, and people seated inside JBJ Soul Kitchen

Good News This Week: October 25, 2025 - Bridges, Whales, & Free Meals

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New study: Dungeons & Dragons provides real benefits to people with disabilities and the elderly

New research calls the game “serious leisure,” and shows real benefits to be reaped from playing.

A deer-shaped metal power line in Austria

Austria is turning its boring power lines into giant metal animals — and it's not just for looks

It’s part of an effort to increase public acceptance of expanding electrification.

More than a cozy cottage, this lifted home was designed to adapt to climate change

It can be lifted during extreme weather events and then brought back down in safety.

A close-up of a woman's torso, where she carries a white H&M bag on her arm and holds a phone in her hand

In Europe, lawmakers are cracking down on fast fashion through taxation. Will it work?

The European Commission has proposed a processing fee of €2 for each fast fashion shipment to the E.U.

Two photos side-by-side. On the left, JBJ Soul Kitchen in New Jersey. On the right, Jon Bon Jovi in a black leather jacket

Furloughed federal workers eat for free at Bon Jovi's 'pay it forward' restaurant

Three locations of JBJ Soul Kitchen have free, three-course meals hot and ready for people impacted by the government shutdown.

A boy places a trinket on an ofrenda filled with photos of pets and orange flowers

At this public 'pet ofrenda,' people come to honor their departed furry friends for Día de los Muertos

People can even print photos of their deceased pets on-site to add to the display.

A screenshot from the mobile game Farmville 3, with a gaggle of animated humans and farm animals cuddling on a farm.

Remember FarmVille? In the newest version, you can plant trees and save endangered species as you play

Players can also unlock rare animals like the Tibetan Sand Fox and Alligator Snapping Turtle — while saving wildlife in real life.

A photo collage of seaside mountains and cliffs, a man standing in front of a podium, a sea turtle up-close, a person raking forest leaves, and an upcycled skyscraper

Good News This Week: October 18, 2025 - Turtles, Reefs, & Skyscrapers

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Art, Entertainment, Culture, and Creativity for Good

Stories about using art and creativity to make a positive difference

Good News This Week: November 1, 2025 - Crosswalks, Turtles, & Tamale Carts

New study: Viewing art in galleries 'immediately' reduces cortisol levels, boosts health

12 Socks That Give Back & Donate To Charity

Good News This Week: October 25, 2025 - Bridges, Whales, & Free Meals

New study: Dungeons & Dragons provides real benefits to people with disabilities and the elderly

Austria is turning its boring power lines into giant metal animals — and it's not just for looks

More than a cozy cottage, this lifted home was designed to adapt to climate change

In Europe, lawmakers are cracking down on fast fashion through taxation. Will it work?

Furloughed federal workers eat for free at Bon Jovi's 'pay it forward' restaurant

At this public 'pet ofrenda,' people come to honor their departed furry friends for Día de los Muertos

Remember FarmVille? In the newest version, you can plant trees and save endangered species as you play

Good News This Week: October 18, 2025 - Turtles, Reefs, & Skyscrapers

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