
Our event series pairing creative problem-solvers with real urban challenges is headed to St. Louis on March 8.

Our new event series pairing creative teams with urban challenges kicks off in Portland, Oregon on February 16.

As part of the Architecture and the City Festival, four design teams will present ideas for solving urban problems.

Our next GOOD Design event takes us back to New York City, where five design teams will present their solutions for urban problems at a live event.

Ten steps to declining an invitation you've already accepted.

Our program that pairs designers with urban problems is headed back to San Francisco, with student presentations from the Academy of Art University.

To Catch a Dollar comes to your city for one night only to tell the story of microfinance in the U.S.A.

Next month we're publishing the Los Angeles issue of our magazine and launching a new local community for L.A. Celebrate both with us!

This Thursday we'll be celebrating our Energy Issue with meetups all around the country. Join one or organize your own!

CicLAvia has scheduled three more dates in 2011! Help them open L.A. streets by coming to a party co-hosted by GOOD LA.

A community focused on bringing journalism and technology together will have it's first real event in Los Angeles.

Based on a series of workshops, we assembled a list of best practices for rethinking L.A.'s education to ensure that all kids are ready for college.
The Gates Foundation is looking for ideas for potential speakers for their 2011 series of TEDxChange events.

Boxi's hyperreal stencils are shockingly intricate; you can see for yourself at a Los Angeles show this weekend.
Following a screening of "Waiting for Superman," Ben Goldhirsh and Davis Guggenheim discuss filmmaking, good schools and bad schools, and pragmatism.
There is a new conference for nonprofits and philanthropies featuring great speakers. And GOOD readers can get discounted tickets.

What question will you ask Davis Guggenheim?

There's the 350.org Work Party, the Re:Form School art show, Los Angeles's car-free street party, and screenings of a classic design film.