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Since its start in 2006, mental health nonprofit TWLOHA has donated over $3.5 million directly into treatment and recovery so folks can access mental healthcare when they need it most.

Converting poop into heat and electricity offers a tantalizing proposition: more waste equals more clean power...

Compared to traditional cholera vaccines, the new capsule form lasts longer, can remain stable at higher temperatures, weighs less, and is smaller — making a big difference in mass vaccination campaigns.

The Kino Bay Turtle Group is made up of a family of former fishers in northwestern Mexico that keeps a close watch on sea turtles, monitoring and rescuing any that become entangled and educating the public about their importance.

TED speaker, NASA advisor, and National Geographic Explorer Ariel Waldman breaks down the common misunderstandings about Antarctica, the biggest problems the continent faces, and how we can take action now.

Your weekly roundup of the best good news worth celebrating...

The new federal agency will focus on global health and pandemic prevention by coordinating U.S. foreign assistance and fostering international cooperation.

From the same TikTok creators of the viral video comes a picture book adaptation of the uplifting song reminding us that it’s always best to be yourself.

Tuesdays for Trash started as two friends picking up trash in their Tel Aviv neighborhood and turned into a grassroots movement spanning 40 countries.

Hank and John Green launched a store where you can shop and subscribe to their product lines — with 100% of profits donated to charity.

Camera traps in the Tayna Nature Reserve in the Democratic Republic of Congo have recorded two mother-infant pairs of eastern lowland gorillas, confirming the presence of healthy family groups in one of their last strongholds.