Art, Entertainment, Culture, and Creativity for Good

Stories about using art and creativity to make a positive difference

If the Olympics — and “Heated Rivalry” — have you cheering for LGBTQ+ athletes, there’s another event you’ll want to keep your eyes on this year.

Even though Clarence “Taffy” Abel isn't the most notable figure in hockey history, his story impacts the sport today.

The group is hosting sing-alongs across the country to help people learn their catalogue of songs.

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Some of protest music’s power has to do with singing itself. Making music in a group creates a tangible sense of community and collective purpose.

What started in California is now a growing movement that empowers Latina women and gives back to immigrant neighbors.

The red knitted hats have gone viral across the crafting corners of the internet as a symbol of resistance against ICE.

Volante, a new social housing scheme in the Netherlands, flips the script on affordable homes.

The group, Singing Resistance, has mobilized thousands to use their voice — and the occasional tambourine.

The Lower Keyes Underwater Music Festival has been an annual tradition for over 40 years.

Even knitters in Canada have reported red yarn shortages in response to the anti-ICE protest hats.

The #HatsForLiam effort has taken off in the crochet community, with a free pattern available for people to make their own hats in solidarity.