Catch up on this month’s good news, from Britney Spears’ father stepping down from the conservatorship to the Internet crowdfunding over $6 million for people in Afghanistan.
From the termination of the Keystone XL pipeline project to the United Kingdom ending the restriction on gay and bisexual men donating blood, there’s no shortage of good news this month.
From the historically Black university that canceled over $700,000 in student debt to Issa Rae’s revival of Project Greenlight on HBO, keep reading for some of our favorite good news headlines in May.
This month in the world of Good News, Melody Ehsani was tapped to lead creative direction for Foot Locker’s women’s department, the EPA made climate change a priority again, and Los Angeles became a no-kill shelter city. Keep reading for the good details.
2020 is drawing to a close, so let’s end the year with some more good news—from necessary changes in the Los Angeles County justice system, to a heart-warming pen-pal program, to the COVID-19 vaccinations being rolled out to healthcare workers across the country.
This month in the world of Good News, Kim Ng made history as Major League Baseball’s first woman + East Asian American general manager, young voters in Georgia turned out in the highest numbers nationwide, and the American Medical Association recognized racism as a threat to public health and decided to mitigate it by adopting anti-racist policies.
It’s the end of the month, so it’s time for some good news. This time, a nonprofit is redesigning the restoration of California forests lost to wildfires, San Francisco is categorizing racist 911 calls as hate crimes, and a 14-year-old scientist won $25,000 for a discovery that might result in a cure for COVID-19.
These may be complicated, distressing, and tiring times, but the good news is that consumer choices matter, protesting is working, and for one California tribe, their land is returning to them.
