
There's a fundamental disconnect between internship theory and practice.

Ford's new EV is impressive, but like other automakers, it's facing a real barrier in battery technology.

After $18 billion in education cuts in California, parent group Educate Our State has had enough.

Miami-area teen Lilli Leight decided to do something about the lack of books for homeless kids in her community.

Social media makes it easier for young people to access information about family planning, especially in traditional cultures.

How can a city like Los Angeles make its streets and transit more comfortable for women—and for everyone?

Liberally doling out cease-and-desist letters is most certainly not a good business or public relations decision.

GOOD is working with Gotham Bicycle Defense Industries to create a new piece of bike gear, created by our community. See the first designs inside.

When Sean O'Connor asked fellow Redditors to send letters to his dying uncle, he had no idea how many people would respond.

A pilot in Georgia will require students K-12 to rate their teachers as part of their evaluation process.

Even after its improvement, the Potomac River is still at risk.
“Mobile creates this unbelievable, simultaneous, instantaneous focus group, where you can get real-time information.”

Six steps toward breaking a sweat.

We're giving away $1,000 to help motivate your community get out of cars and onto bikes.

Discover Biztopia, a new interactive microsite, showcasing social enterprises and the people behind them.

In the new gig economy, people of all classes and education levels are doing hard physical work.

It’s time to ask yourself if your career’s in the right place—not figuratively, but physically.

Download a brand-new track to support Dublab.

Arnesia Banks, a senior at Gary Comer College Prep, on how she beat the odds.

My journey to find the perfect shampoo has been one of trial-and-error, heavy on the error. Error and hats.

But don't expect your energy bill to go up anytime soon.

Having trouble waking up? Try these clever apps.

In 2010, Juanita Francisco was murdered in her California bakery. But her children aren't letting her death stop her generous spirit.

Universitas 21 has created official rankings based on the results of a year-long study on higher education data.

We're asking the GOOD community to support a project that benefits more than 350,000 Los Angeles students.

Can Code for America combine the Peace Corps with Y Combinator to save democracy?

These offbeat, customized e-cards give all mothers and families a chance to be visible.