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LINKS TO MILLIONS OF POSITIVE ARTICLES, POSTS AND RESEARCH STUDIES. Morning all. I have had the importance of reading positive news and positive posts as a central theme in my writings for over four decades. That is particularly important in these last weeks of the presidential and other political campaigns. So below is a comprehensive list of positive news resources that I suggest you read regularly if this negativity is impacting your mood on a regular basis. Positive News #1: –According to researchers, news that inspires optimism can improve heart […]

Library Journal Little Free Libraries, the birdhouse-sized book exchange structures scattered across neighborhoods, have joined forces with the American Library Association and PEN America to encourage the distribution of banned books in the areas they’re needed most. https://hubs.la/Q02Rfvkn0

Patrice Banks, owner of Girls Auto Clinic, found herself frustrated by the lack of female mechanics when she needed help with her car. “I couldn’t find a female mechanic, so I had to learn,” said Banks. She enrolled in night classes at a technical school. “I was the only girl with a bunch of boys, 19-year-old boys,” she says. “That was interesting. I was 31.” She worked in a few Philadelphia garages for free while she completed her training, and in 2016 she opened the Girls Auto Clinic repair center […]

FROM: www.goodnewsnetwork.org A California tribe has become the first indigenous group in the Lower 48 to be named co-stewards over a National Marine Sanctuary. Extending out into the waters between the technology capital of the world and the Hollywood Hills, the Chumash Tribe have been campaigning for decades to achieve it. Since 1969, the Chumash have been advocating for the preservation of the unique coastal ecosystem that supported them for generations, one in which a delicate balance of coral, kelp, sharks, dolphins, whales, and seals create a bountiful seascape. Since […]

DAILY POSITIVE IMPACT – WHAT WENT RIGHT THIS WEEK From – https://www.positive.news/ Communities rallied against racism, the UK’s water regulator clamped down on polluting firms and a refugee made Olympic history, plus more good news This week’s good news roundup A refugee made Olympic history Boxer Cindy Ngamba will enter the record books as the Refugee Olympic Team’s first ever medalist after fighting her way through to last night’s semi-final. The Cameroon-born fighter was denied a place in the gold medal bout after losing on a split decision to Panamanian […]