Culture
One woman’s mission to find the light in Rwanda’s darkest hour
As a child, Jo Ingabire Moys survived the Rwandan genocide. Now she is determined to show this bleak chapter in another light
Culture Lifestyle Society
What went right this week: a roadmap for slashing plastic waste, plus more
The world got a roadmap for quitting plastic, England’s ‘motor city’ went green, and Vogue printed a braille edition, plus more
Conservation Culture Environment Lifestyle Society
Positive.News | Partners
What is Timber Festival, and why should you go this summer?
Hosted in a regenerated woodland, Timber Festival is a celebration of music, nature and ideas. Here’s what else to expect
Written in partnership with The National Forest
What went right this week: the ‘Green Nobel Prize’ winners, plus more
Eco heroes were honoured, Europe removed a record number of dams, and Barbie brought diversity to playtime, plus more
Conservation Culture Energy Environment Health Society
The African choirs tackling loneliness in England’s care homes
African church choirs are proving to be a joyous, low-cost solution to the epidemic of loneliness in English care homes
Arts Culture Society Wellbeing
The UK’s resurgent bookshops are a plot twist nobody saw coming
Despite competition from online behemoths, indie bookshops are booming again. Here’s why (plus five of the best)
Culture Economics Society
