From power tools to kitchenware, Londoners can now hire from a new ‘borrowing shop’ instead of buying
How one man and his tea house are trying to foster understanding and community in the US city of Cleveland
Hundreds of men have shared photos on social media of themselves wearing headscarves to draw attention to Iranian women being forced to cover their hair in public
How a group of women affected by domestic violence and displaced by Colombia's conflict united to build their own city
Three apps helping refugees connect and build links in their new communities
Dodging crossfire, predators and climate change - migratory species are being helped by the world’s first blood bank for birds
Traditionally the preserve of religion and state, ritual is being reclaimed across society in newly creative ways. As a means to connect with others and with what is important, how can ritual enrich our lives – and shape our future?
As many as one in four pregnancies end in miscarriage, but it is still not your average dinner table topic. More women are breaking the silence but what is it like for expectant fathers? Gareth Watkins shares his story
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Editor-in-chief Seán Dagan Wood introduces issue 86 of Positive News
While opportunities for disabled people are broader than ever before, complex barriers still exist. We speak to five people working towards a more inclusive society
Ostracised throughout Europe for centuries, Roma immigrants are finding Glasgow more welcoming. Education and trust-building are at the heart of the city’s attempts at cultural integration
South African schoolgirls are helping to create Africa’s first privately-funded satellite in an effort to reset the gender balance in maths and technology
Kakuma refugee camp in north-west Kenya has been a place of celebration this week as residents cheer on their friends and family flying the flag for Team Refugee
Agile social enterprises are well placed to help smooth the way forward in our alien post-Brexit landscape
