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A quarterly printed newspaper of good news and everyday heroes, illustrated throughout, with the archive online.
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The Happy Newspaper sits in Good News under Unwind, and we have it filed as coffee break — five to fifteen minutes of proper attention. It reads as wholesome, cosy and beautiful.
Newsrooms with a constructive brief. Not a denial that the world is difficult, just a correction to a feed that only reports one direction.
A fortnightly digest of measurable global progress on disease, energy and conservation, with a source for every claim.
Good news with a nudge attached — every story arrives alongside something you could actually do about it.
Positive news published daily since 1997, back when the idea sounded like a joke rather than a business model.
Charts and datasets tracking long-run trends in health, income and violence, useful ammunition for pessimistic dinner parties.
A morning briefing of good stories, written for people who want a news habit that does not ruin breakfast.
A properly staffed magazine covering what is going right, funded by its readers rather than by outrage.
David Byrne's magazine about things that are demonstrably working somewhere, reported at length rather than as a listicle.
The newsroom that trains other newsrooms to cover responses instead of problems, with a searchable tracker of the results.