Good is a multimedia project that hopes to foster reflection, compassion, and connection by expanding our perception of harm and mental health. The project challenges commonly held notions of good and bad, and aims to inspire progress in how we see, think about, and approach human complexity — moving beyond static two-dimensional identities and frameworks towards a more humble and hopeful understanding of humanity. By examining harm in its broadest sense, both visible and invisible, active and passive, rationalized and condemned, Good aims to transcend stereotypes, sensationalism, and us/them worldviews — serving as a mirror while offering new paths forward.

In this project, we dive into complex, challenging, but heartfelt territory, exploring the contours of violence, learning from the courage and wisdom of those who’ve held onto hope and compassion despite the odds, and drawing on the lessons of art, music, nature, and history. In a world fraught with suffering and division, Good invites us to look at one another with fresh eyes, towards a more compassionate and connected future.

We look forward to sharing this work with you!