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• News

  How Did You Celebrate World Carfree Day?

  by Hillary Newman

• Culture

  What's Your Favorite Holiday and How Do You Celebrate It?

  by Hillary Newman

• Culture

  What Is Your Favorite Holiday and How Do You Celebrate It? Answers

  by Hillary Newman

• Culture

  If You Could Create One Holiday, What Would It Be and How Would You Celebreate?

  by GOOD

• Cities

  

  See Which American Cities Are Racially Integrated

  Is your city racially integrated? Ease the blow by finding out from an attractive infographic.

  by Andrew Price

• Design

  

  How Might We Celebrate Learning through Evaluation?

    Why do we evaluate? Sometimes it's for reflective validation: qualifying the success of a program after it is complete. Other times it's for...

  by Sally Madsen

• News

  

  GOOD Design Daily: How Jersey City Is Moving Beyond the Car

  A new video series by Streetsfilm showcases the various ways that designers and citizens have managed to shift auto-centric culture.

  by Alissa Walker

• News

  

  GOOD Guide: to Shadowy Organizations, the Bilderberg Group

  The Bilderberg Group has no website, no publicity, no leaks, secret meeting locations, and secret minutes with no names recorded.

  by Matt Schwartz

• Design

  

  Michael Bloomberg's Group Stole a GOOD Designer's Ideas

  After his designs were copied by the new centrist No Labels group, we asked Thomas Porostocky some questions.

  by Morgan Clendaniel

• Culture

  

  Intermission: How a Dog Sees the World

  In a music video for Johnny Neon's "Hearts," watch life from the view of an adorable, carefree dog named Lemon.

  by Julie Ma

• Cities

  

  Help Make Our Next Magazine. The Cities Issue: Starring L.A.

  GOOD's next magazine is The Cities Issue: Starring Los Angeles. Tell us about L.A. organizations doing great things—or L.A. problems to be solved.

  by Patrick James

• Cities

  How Many Cities Have You Lived in and Which Is Your Favorite? The Community Anwers

  by Hillary Newman

• Lifestyle

  

  How Bees See Flowers

  A new Floral Reflectance Database shows humans what plants actually look like to different pollinating insects.

  by Nicola Twilley

• Culture

  

  Intermission: How a Jump Rope Sees the World

  "Full Circle" makes art out of the simple act of jumping rope.

  by Julie Ma

• Culture

  

  Nearly Beloved: How to Celebrate the Day You Don't Get Married

  Weddings have become such a mega-monster event in the United States, it seems appropriate to offer some kind of shadow event.

  by Jen Girdish, Liz Mamont

• Business

  

  Infographic: See How Much Your Health Care Costs Are Rising

  We're all spending more dough on staying alive.

  by Tim Fernholz

• Business

  

  How Will Prolonged Joblessness Shape Our Country?

  The Atlantic's Don Peck predicts that the future of America will continue to be jobless, which will transform the culture of our nation. If it...

  by Patrick James

• Environment

  

  Light Pollution Chart: How Many Stars Can You See?

  Living in the city might be nice, but you're missing a whole lot of scenery up there.

  by Morgan Clendaniel

• Technology

  

  GOOD Design Daily: How to Bring Code for America to Your City

  Get hackers and data-obsessives from across the country to work on your urban problems by bringing Code for America to your city.

  by Alissa Walker

• News

  

  How Arizona's Draconian Immigration Law Could Change the Entire Country

  Arizona's immigration law has a good chance of being upheld by the Supreme Court.

  by Nona Willis Aronowitz