
63 Best Empathy Quotes from Empaths & World Changers
At Good Good Good we see empathy has the first step to feeling more hopeful about the world, allowing us to mourn bad news and problems before we join in creating solutions.
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Man returns from world's longest horseback ride across US, raises awareness for wild mustang crisis
Jake Harvath documented his whirlwind journey on social media, in hopes of encouraging people to adopt wild horses.
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Minnesota is banning phones in classrooms, and this club is helping teens with the transition
Minnesota joined seven other states in enacting a state-wide policy that restricts phone use in classrooms. This nonprofit is helping teens get off their screens.
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US middle schoolers build 'solar suitcases,' powering 40 refugee schools in Uganda
The students are part of We Share Solar’s education initiative, proving that their learning can power real change.
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Los Angeles teen creates website for wildfire victims seeking food, shelter, supplies
Ruben Varghese, a 16-year-old Angeleno, launched save-la.org with the hopes of giving victims an easier way to find everything from food to free housing.
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New testing backed by Michael J. Fox Foundation could detect Parkinson's well before symptoms appear
The actor’s charitable foundation has just unlocked the key to flagging Parkinson’s disease early, putting us one step closer to ending Parkinson’s for good.
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TikTok-famous landscaper raises $800k for elderly neighbor to make her home more accessible
Followers came together to raise funds for the disabled woman to have a safer and more accessible home.
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Stopping school shootings in the United States: What progress has been made and what each of us can do to create change
Between 2009 and 2018, the U.S. had 57 times more school shootings than the rest of the G7 countries combined. Here's how to help bring an end to school shootings.
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A social justice-focused alternative to Girl Scouts is gaining popularity
“Radical Monarchs,” an emerging organization for Black and Brown youth aged 8 to 11, is gaining recognition as a progressive alternative to the long-established Girl Scouts of the USA.
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Scientists have figured out how to use rice husks and newspapers for eco-friendly insulation
Researchers in Panama have used a mix of newspaper, rice husk, borax, and glue to develop an eco-friendly thermal insulation material.
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