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A compilation of 50 essential civil rights speeches using resources including BlackPast, TED, American RadioWorks, the Obama Foundation, and various other media and educational sources.

The de-influencing trend is one we can get behind, as TikTok creators rack up millions of views denouncing products they were influenced to buy but never actually used. 

A great newsletter can brighten your day, help you learn, make the world easier to understand, or empower you to make a difference.

Whether you want to understand climate change, struggling to stay hopeful, or seeking resources, these sustainability newsletters will guide you toward fighting climate change.

The Good Good Good team has slowly collected our favorite mental health-related quotes for years — and we’re sharing the curated list all in one place for the first time.

These mental health advocates are fighting for inclusive policies, increased affordable mental health access for underserved communities, and ways to replace misconceptions with understanding.

In the aftermath of the 2010 earthquake in Haiti, Andrés founded World Central Kitchen, which has since provided millions of meals to those affected by natural, environmental, and community crises. 

Work is not just something we do to put food on the table. It does – or at least can – mean much more than that: status and identity, community and social connection, doing tasks that we find stimulating, and the opportunity to make a positive contribution to society.

Your simple guide to the dozens of Black and African American days, weeks, months, holidays, and anniversaries.

We’re here with a list of ideas to help you celebrate Valentine’s Day with the planet (and your favorite people) in mind.

Whether you’re stopping into your local library to check out a book, join a zine-making class, or even to grab a free pass to a nearby art museum, we can almost guarantee there’s an offering at your library that you haven’t even discovered yet. 

We’ve curated the most powerful quotes from individuals who are against the death penalty — including activists, abolitionists, political leaders, and the families of victims.