BrightVibes

BrightVibes We amplify the good in the world. Welcome to our global community of good-doers. Bright Vibes is all about taking a different angle on every story.

BrightVibes is all about counter acting the negative and fear driven press and news that surrounds us everyday. Media organisations have a huge effect on the well being and general feeling of the population yet they keep resorting to driving fear into people in order to sell newspapers and drive viewers. This leaves people numb and depressed and less likely to take action to help their fellow man.

There are plenty of people telling you why something is bad and what is going wrong with the world so you don't need another outlet doing that. But how about someone telling what is going well with the world. To show you that even amidst a war there are heartwarming stories or people helping each other to get through the struggles. Even amongst an election there are politicians who are really trying to do good and help the nation. And during a national disaster we will show you some of the most inspiring people working every minute of the day purely to help others have a better life. These things will inspire you to go out and do some good - or at the very least just put a big smile on your face knowing that not everyone is out to get you. And you know if you can make one person smile then the rest of the world will follow suit! Have a fantastic day and make it a happy one!

01/01/2026

What do you look forward to in 2026?

30/12/2025

What are you grateful for in 2025:
1 _______
2 _______
3 _______

With his mini post office, Dutch Jasper travels to festivals and events, inviting people to write a card again instead o...
22/12/2025

With his mini post office, Dutch Jasper travels to festivals and events, inviting people to write a card again instead of sending a message 📮.

Visitors use a dip pen to put their thoughts on paper, including one mailbox for confessions and one for people who have passed away 🖋️.

The project creates unexpected conversations and moments of connection, showing the quiet value of traditional mail 📦

Ahmed al‑Ahmed, a 43‑year‑old father of four and former soldier from Syria, fled the war over a decade ago and began a n...
17/12/2025

Ahmed al‑Ahmed, a 43‑year‑old father of four and former soldier from Syria, fled the war over a decade ago and began a new life in Sydney, working as a tiler and supporting family abroad.

During the Bondi Beach attack, he risked his life by tackling and disarming the gunman, an act that left him seriously injured and currently recovering in hospital.

People around the world are contributing to a fundraiser in his name, with donations now surpassing AU$2.4 million to help cover medical expenses and support his family.

The wave of solidarity includes messages and donations from individuals, communities, and strangers moved by his courage 🙌❤️🌍.

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Ten years after Dan Price cut his own million-dollar salary to $70k and set an $80k minimum wage at Gravity Payments, th...
10/12/2025

Ten years after Dan Price cut his own million-dollar salary to $70k and set an $80k minimum wage at Gravity Payments, the company’s data shows how prioritizing people over executive pay reshaped its entire trajectory 📈.

Revenue grew, turnover dropped, and employees reported major gains in financial stability, homeownership, and long-term savings.

A sharp contrast to industries where widening pay gaps have become the norm 🌿.

The update also underscores how the company maintained zero layoffs and a modest CEO-to-median pay ratio while still expanding operations, challenging the idea that extreme executive compensation is necessary for growth ✨.

Australia is set to become the first country globally to ban social media accounts for children under 16, a monumental s...
06/12/2025

Australia is set to become the first country globally to ban social media accounts for children under 16, a monumental step announced by Communications Minister Anika Wells.

​Starting December 10, platforms like Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube will face massive fines of up to A50 million (US33 million) if they fail to remove accounts belonging to Australian children younger than 16. 🚨

​This measure targets online harms and predatory algorithms, placing the burden of enforcement squarely on the platforms. This world-leading legislation aims to protect Generation Alpha's mental well-being. 🧠

Should other countries follow Australia's lead with a mandatory minimum age for social media accounts?

The new law protects around 350 captive dolphins, who will now retire, with relocation to sea sanctuaries where possible...
04/12/2025

The new law protects around 350 captive dolphins, who will now retire, with relocation to sea sanctuaries where possible instead of life in concrete tanks.

Mexico now joins more than 20 countries worldwide that have banned dolphin shows or captivity for entertainment.

At the same time, dolphin shows are still legal in countries like the United States, Japan, China and Turkey, where thousands of dolphins remain in captivity for tourism.

This ban sends a powerful global signal: the world is slowly choosing sanctuaries over shows. 🌊🐬

Do you agree dolphin shows should be banned worldwide?

27/11/2025

Create spaces that truly feel alive 💚

Real plants or plastic? A real dog or a robot? Real candlelight, or light from a battery?

We can’t expect people to feel alive in environments that feel artificial.

The solutions for loving, human care already exist. Let’s stop waiting and start creating places that truly feel like home.

🙏🏼 Teun Toebes

Very intelligent move by Australia’s government. 👌 They've confirmed that creative works – from paintings and photos to ...
10/11/2025

Very intelligent move by Australia’s government. 👌 They've confirmed that creative works – from paintings and photos to writing and music – cannot be used to train AI systems without the artist’s consent.

The decision, announced by the Attorney-General’s Department on 26 October 2025, follows months of consultation and was welcomed by the National Association for the Visual Arts.

By rejecting a broad copyright exemption for tech companies, Australia has drawn a clear line: innovation must respect the people who create.

Sources:
– Australian Government Media Release
– ABC News coverage
– NAVA statement

Do you think every country should require artist consent before AI can use creative work?

03/11/2025

Wow. This ‘Moss Concrete’ can help our cities breathe again. And it looks stunning!

🙏 Respyre

Canada’s first full-scale free supermarket operates in Regina, Canada, designed to look and function exactly like a regu...
03/11/2025

Canada’s first full-scale free supermarket operates in Regina, Canada, designed to look and function exactly like a regular grocery store. 🛒🌿

But everything is free for those who need it 🤗

People register as clients with the Food Bank and then book shopping times just like any other customer. 🛒🌾

Instead of pre-packed hampers, visitors choose their own groceries -  an approach the team says restores dignity, freedom of choice, and reduces food waste.

“It takes more than food to feel full,” the team says. “It’s about choosing what goes on your table.”



As painful as it is that such a store is needed, would you want to see this model adopted in more cities?

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Our Story

Most of us want to do better; to ourselves, to others and our planet. We often just don’t know where to start. That's where we come in. At BrightVibes we amplify the positive impact on a global scale of all the great initiatives from all corners of the world. With the production & distribution of Contagiously Inspiring Video Stories, we have created an ever-growing global community of 2 million fans. People who are actively in search of positivity, strive to become a happier & better person, care for a just and sustainable planet and want to contribute to society. As our fans share our stories regularly, we reach 20 million people each month. Mainly via social media and brightvibes.com. And we're just getting started.

Our Vision

In order to change people’s behaviour, they need role models, practical steps and a sense that what they do, matters. Seeing others do good is contagious and the way to make the world a happier, fairer and sustainable place.

“I MAKE A CHANGE, WE MAKE THE DIFFERENCE.”