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• Cities

  

  We Are All Workers: The Seeds of Change in Braddock

  When the collapse of Braddock, Pennsylvania's steel industry coincided with a population exodus in which 90 percent of its residents departed, a...

  by GOOD

• News

  

  'We Are The 99 Percent' Is the Best Populist Message We've Had in Years

  One phrase from Occupy Wall Street puts a much-needed "everyperson" face to the movement.

  by Nona Willis Aronowitz

• GOOD Blog

  

  Should We Retrofit Our Country Roads for Slow Touring?

  America has thousands of miles of single-lane country roads that have fallen into desuetude. Many of them are part of the old numbered highway...

  by Andrew Price

• Culture

  

  Transparency: Which Countries Are the Happiest?

  For decades, the World Database of Happiness has tracked down how happy people are—not at all happy, not very happy, quite happy, or very...

  by GOOD, Open

• Design

  

  Animated Infographic: Which Countries Are Happiest?

  For decades, the World Database of Happiness has surveyed how happy people are—not at all happy, not very happy, quite happy, or very happy. As...

  by GOOD

• News

  

  Infographic: Which Countries Are Most Reliant on Libya for Oil?

  Here's a breakdown of which nations depend most on the turbulent but oil-rich nation.

  by GOOD, Column Five Media

• Business

  

  Why the American Dream Doesn't Work in Developing Countries

  As India and other countries develop, they're trying to be more American and individualistic. But that's a big mistake.

  by Beyond Profit

• News

  

  The Year in Rights: Where We Advanced and Where We Fell Back in 2011

  A look at the state of our rights across the States—and beyond.

  by Ann Friedman

• Business

  

  Maybe We Should Focus on Poor People, not Poor Countries

  Just because a country graduates to "middle income" status, doesn't mean things are going well for all (or even most) of its people.

  by Beyond Profit

• GOOD Blog

  

  Do You Live in One of the Most Neurotic States in the Country?

  Click through to see the full map, and read the full story here. Via Times Online. (Thanks, Will.)

  by Zach Frechette

• Education

  

  We Know How to End Bullying in Schools—So Why Don't We Do It?

  Instead of teachers and parents looking for red flags from individual students, schools need a broader cultural shift.

  by Liz Dwyer

• GOOD Blog

  

  The Sexiest Vegetarians in the Country

  PETA has just announced the results of the Sexiest Vegetarian Next Door 2009 contest. The two people who won-through a march madness-style...

  by Zach Frechette

• Transparency

  

  Transparency: The Most Committed Crimes in the Country

  If this year is any indication, when these kids grow up, this is what they'll be arrested for. The FBI recently released its report on U.S....

  by GOOD, Frank DeRose

• Business

  

  Map of Every McDonald's in the Country

  If our pictures of fast food haven't totally put you off, you're in luck: In the United States, it is never more than 145 miles to the nearest...

  by Morgan Clendaniel

• News

  

  Five Lesser-known Countries That Changed the World in 2009

  China and Afghanistan aren't the only two foreign countries that matter. You couldn't swing a dead cat in 2009 without hitting headlines about...

  by GOOD

• Environment

  

  Transparency: Which Countries Invest the Most in Alternative Energy?

  In a world of dwindling traditional energy resources, countries are starting to invest in more sustainable alternatives. Here are the countries...

  by GOOD, Open

• Culture

  

  114 Countries in 100 Movies: Can You Help Find the Rest?

  We've been thoroughly enjoying "Hollywood Teaches Geography," Joe Sabia's most recent feat of editing madness (video after the jump). Sabia has...

  by Patrick James

• GOOD Blog

  

  We Are The World

  Check out this very interesting way to see and manipulate graphical interpretations of the world's population. The easiest gleaned fun fact: Malta...

  by Anonymous

• GOOD Blog

  

  We Are The Internet

  Net Neutrality now has a music video. Apparently, these are internet celebrities singing a song in favor of the net neutrality movement. The song...

  by Anonymous

• GOOD Blog

  

  We Are THAT Interactive

  In real time: Co-Founder and Publisher Max Schorr looking large and in-charge as he chimes in as part of the Open Content, Remix Culture, and the...

  by Avery Argo