Climate Change
LGBTQ+
Mental Health
Racial Justice
SearchTikTokPinterestTwitterInstagramFacebook
Login
Good Good Good Good Good Good
Good News
Animals
Arts & Culture
Businesses Doing Good
Environment
Faith
Governments Doing Good
Health
Holidays
Human Rights
LGBTQ+
Mental Health
People Doing Good
Racial Justice
Refugees
Tech & Innovation
War & Conflict
Today’s Good News »
AboutNewsletterNewspaperSearchSubscribe

News About Inspiring Women

Good news and resources about women doing good

Two photos side by side. On the left is a 9-year-old girl with short blonde hair wearing a lavender shirt. On the right is a poster for "Wicked: For Good."

9-year-old with stage 4 cancer given early screening of 'Wicked: For Good:' 'Checking off her bucket list'

“I hope that this film has made you believe you can fly,” Cynthia Erivo told her.
Read More
A ping pong ball bounces in a pyramid of red and white party cups

This college student was tired of seeing red Solo cups litter her campus. She invented a way to turn them into sweaters

The New Norm now sells sweaters and beanies fully made from plastic party cups for as low as $45 a piece.
Read More
An old 1940 Ford pickup truck in a green, tree-filled outdoor area. In a circle is a headshot of a woman named Karie Fugett

Author outfits old pickup truck to be traveling banned bookstore: 'A rolling rebellion in the Deep South'

Karie Fugett, a military widow and mom, is turning her 1940 Ford pickup into “The Banned Wagon.”
Read More
A pink and white sign for the Vera Bradley Foundation for Breast Cancer sits in the middle of a pickleball court

More than just bags: Vera Bradley pickleball, golf tournaments raise over $40M for breast cancer research

The brand’s co-founders established the nonprofit in 1998.
Read More
A flat-lay of a book secured by two silver rings. Inside is a monochrome purple collage of words and images relfecting dementia

To shine a light on dementia, this woman wrote a book in disappearing ink: 'Each copy fades in a different way'

The book was created alongside Maggie Watson, who was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s and Vascular Dementia in 2021.
Read More
An aerial view of a tiny home neighborhood on a plot of green land in Texas

In this all-women tiny home neighborhood, rent starts at $450. Residents want it to be a nationwide blueprint

Robyn Yerian spent all of her retirement savings to build a plot of land where other women like her could live. It’s called The Bird’s Nest.
Read More
A close-up image of the bottom of a pair of worn-out orange sneakers on the feet of someone sleeping on the ground

Med student launches 'little free podiatry practice' to help homeless get back on their feet — literally

In addition to wound care and vitals, she provides patients with new shoes and other hygiene items.
Read More
A group of Nepalese women in girls in brightly colored clothing hold rolled-up black rubber mats

16-year-old upcycles toxic rubber waste into emergency sleeping mats for homeless people

Priyanshi Poddar has recently received global recognition for her work at Project Saathi.
Read More
A group of older Catholic sisters walk through the streets of downtown Atlanta

500+ Catholic sisters embark on 'pilgrimage of hope' to support immigrants, the environment

The gathering brought together women religious leaders from 18 countries.
Read More
Three circular huts in Uganda made of plastic water bottles

This women's shelter in Uganda is made of 18,000 recycled plastic bottles and gives jobs to women in need

Here, women are empowered to develop careers in construction, waste management, menstrual hygiene, and business.
Read More
A class photo of 22 firefighters standing and sitting in rows against the backdrop of a brick fire station.

This fire department just made history with their first woman-majority graduating class

More than half of the graduating class at Richmond Fire Department's Fire Recruit Academy were women, a first for the station.
Read More
A close-up of a white menstrual pad

Menstrual pads containing nanotechnology aim to provide Pap-smear-free cervical cancer screening

Determined to make HPV and cervical cancer screenings less invasive, these researchers have turned to menstrual blood.
Read More
Next
About
  • About Good Good Good
  • Privacy Policy & Terms
  • RSS
Popular
LGBTQ+
Mental Health
Racial Justice
Get Involved
  • Take Action
  • Donate
  • Newspaper
  • Podcast
Accounts
  • Subscriber Account
  • Affiliate Program
Support
  • Contact
  • Advertise
  • FAQ
Join the Good News Community
Subscribers get each new issue of the Goodnewspaper mailed to their home, get exclusive discounts for do-good brands, fill the world with more good news, and more.
Become a Subscriber
Good Good Good © 2015 – 2025

Site by Moon March
TikTokPinterestTwitterInstagramFacebook