Opinion

Evidence suggests that green role models on the silver screen positively impact viewers’ behaviour. We need more of them It is often implied that all we need are technological...

In times of crisis, it’s more important than ever to manage our media diets. The situation in Ukraine is moving fast, and journalists are trying to keep up. Most...

Think anarchism and what comes to mind? Probably not urban allotments. But even these quietly revolutionary places offer a blueprint for building greener, fairer, more participatory communities. So argues...

The COP26 circus has left Glasgow. Was it all just a load of ‘blah, blah, blah’, or were there genuine signs of progress? Martin Wright unpicks events So, now...

Switched on cities are cottoning on to the benefits of cargo bikes, which are quietly reinventing urban travel Back in 1894, so the story goes, an article in The...

Over the years I spent researching the effects of the news on our mental wellbeing, many people doubted the ability of individuals and organisations to bring about positive change...

While the media’s negativity bias can make people feel helpless, getting involved in the Extinction Rebellion movement has been nothing but empowering, says Positive News magazine reader Eileen Peck...

‘People think my neighbourhood is a place only of homicide and trafficking. I use poetry to show them otherwise,’ says poet Evanilson Alves, from Salvador, Brazil A group of...

Touted as a way to end HIV within a generation, the HIV prevention pill (PrEP) is being trialled in the UK. We hear from Zia, an artist, activist and...

Helena Norberg-Hodge, a pioneer of the new economy movement, explains why local food is the best way to reduce the destructive impacts of the global food system Seeking good...