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Good Good Good is a media platform founded by Branden Harvey that aims to spread positivity and optimism by focusing on good news and celebrating people and organizations making a positive impact. The platform includes a website, newsletter, podcast, and social media channels featuring news articles, interviews, essays, and videos centered around themes like kindness, hope, and progress.

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1. Buddhist monks walked 108 days straight from Texas to DC in a 'Walk for Peace.' Here's what they said in their final remarks

   The monks’ Walk for Peace culminated in a moving speech in front of the Lincoln Memorial.

2. Buddhist monks on Peace Walk join interfaith prayer with Rev. Mariann Budde, the bishop who stood up to Trump

   Rev. Budde made headlines when she confronted President Trump in an Inaugural service after his swearing-in last year.

3. This cat was rescued from a brutal coyote attack. Six months later, he finally had his 'rabies graduation'

   The San Diego Humane Society recently held a party for Kyle after six months of quarantine.

4. Buddhist monks' 'Walk for Peace' concludes in DC today. Stream their final address to the nation

   The 109-day walk has reached its end in Washington, D.C., where the 19 venerable monks will hold a final address and lead a global meditation.

5. Aunts are a critical source of support for LGBTQ+ youth, researchers say

   Researchers found that aunts are especially supportive for LGBTQ+ youth in Black and Latino communities.

6. New data shows dramatic drop in fur production in the last decade

   New data from the Humane World for Animals revealed just how rapidly fur production has declined in the past decade.

7. Artificial intelligence is aiding in efforts to end the illegal wildlife trade

   Wildlife trafficking is one of the most lucrative illicit industries worldwide. It nets between $7 billion and $23 billion per year.

8. New study: Doing leisure activities — with high intensity — is good for well-being

   The more we understand about why people do the things they do, the more they can benefit from their pursuits. Even activities like Dungeons & Dragons offer insight into the connections people form when they delve into a non-work activity.

9. Minneapolis protesters have been singing 'It's Okay to Change Your Mind' to ICE agents. This is the song's backstory

   The protest song has taken over social media as thousands of Minnesotans sing in the streets.

10. This Costa Rican co-op is turning fish waste into fashion

    After four days of dyeing and four days of drying, the fish skin transforms into soft, pliable leather, perfect for a range of fashion accessories.

11. This year's Olympics include a record number of LGBTQ+ athletes, but the real Gay Games are right around the corner

    If the Olympics — and “Heated Rivalry” — have you cheering for LGBTQ+ athletes, there’s another event you’ll want to keep your eyes on this year.

12. These dogs — and cats — are saving pets with blood donations. Yours can too

    94 dogs — and 48 cats — have been saving lives with regular blood donations at DoveLewis blood bank in Portland, Oregon.

13. Buddhist monks' Walk for Peace crosses 107-day milestone in Alexandria as they near DC

    As they neared the nation’s capital on their 108-day trek, the monks were met with supportive crowds in Alexandria, Virginia.

14. Meet the historic US Olympic hockey star who hid his Indigenous identity to play in the NHL

    Even though Clarence “Taffy” Abel isn't the most notable figure in hockey history, his story impacts the sport today.

15. Minneapolis 'Singing Resistance' calls for nationwide day of song after 'It's okay to change your mind' chant goes viral

    The group is hosting sing-alongs across the country to help people learn their catalogue of songs.