Resilience in a Greek refugee camp: the ‘boy of steel’
We meet the photographer who captured a young Kurdish-Syrian superhero at a refugee camp in Greece
How one Nigerian woman survived Boko Haram to fight for interfaith reconciliation
Hafsat Mohammed went into schools and markets, organised a conference and set up her own NGO in her mission to tackle extremist narratives
Inspiring stories of resilience
Resilience is transmissible, says our Positive Psychology columnist Chris Johnstone. By sharing the stories that inspire us, we can pass it on
‘Blue-green’ revolution could boost food security in Bangladesh
A new method of farming has the potential to turn Bangladesh into a food-secure, poverty-free country within a decade
Venezuela makes progress towards fairer food system
A combination of government support and community food growing initiatives is changing the face of the Venezuela’s food sustainability. Miriam Ross shares a taste of the results
‘What people do when they’re driven is extraordinary’
As a new feature film showcases one of the most innovative and rapidly expanding social movements of our time, Caspar Walsh catches up with the man who started it all: Rob Hopkins
Discovering the Transition Way
Melanie Strickland attends the Environmental Law Foundation's David Hall Memorial Lecture, 'Planning in Transition', and discovers the positive vision behind the Transition movement
Second Cycle of Positive Energy
Following the success of Positive Energy in 2008, the conference organisers have set up Positive Energy 2, which will run from 3rd-9th October, at the Findhorn Foundation, in Scotland.
