Positive Quotes

Whether you are an ardent ocean conservationist, a nature enthusiast, or someone who enjoys long walks on the beach, these quotes will touch your heart and stir your thinking.

Whether you're already a devoted volunteer seeking further motivation, or someone considering taking the first step into volunteering, these quotes will provide a powerful perspective on its value.

Dive into these beautiful, inspirational quotes about doing good in the world — and then go out and make a difference yourself.

To help you embrace the spirit of December, we’ve curated a selection of heartwarming and motivational quotes (and poems!) about the twelfth and final month of the year.

We’ve gathered some powerful quotes from and about banned books, which celebrate the invaluable role these works play in promoting critical thinking and fostering a more equitable society. 

May these quotes help you to always seek the light — and to be the light. (And we'll be here to help you along your journey.)

Kennedy’s quotes resonate as much today as they did over half a century ago, reflecting a timeless perspective on democracy, freedom, and the responsibilities of citizens and their governments.

Today, we’re sharing our curated collection of short quotes to fill you with hope and positivity...

Whether you’re honoring a brilliant independent woman in your life, trying to tap into that independent spirit yourself, or just want to more deeply explore femininity in its many forms, we’ve compiled some quotes for you. 

Whether you’re a seasoned advocate or just getting started, these advocacy quotes will fuel your passion and remind you of the critical role advocacy plays in creating a better world for all. 

With a career spanning more than six decades, Fonda has not only been celebrated for her achievements in film and television but also revered for her commitment to social, environmental, and political causes. 

We all know that social justice is important. It's something we talk about, tweet about, and march for. But what does it really mean? And how can we make sure that we're living it every day?