Quotes about hope from interviews: what helped remarkable people keep going in their darkest times.
Childhood is where it all starts. If we lose childhood, we lose everything.
A 'biography' of cancer told as the case history of an entire civilization — humanity's centuries-long attempt to understand an enemy that turns out to be made of its own cells.
A guide leads a writer and a scientist through a forbidden Zone toward a room said to grant a person's deepest wish, and the journey turns out to test faith far more than nerve.
Faith, hope and love are the three pillars of my life
A survivor's account of Auschwitz that turns testimony into inquiry — an attempt to put into words a machinery built to strip people of their names and reason.
A detective story about a Detroit musician who released two albums to indifference at home, unaware that on the other side of the world he had long been regarded as a legend.
All I wanna do is heal the world. Make it better for our children.
A psychiatrist who survived several concentration camps distills his ordeal into a method of therapy: a person can endure almost any suffering if they can locate even a trace of personal meaning within it.
A wrongly convicted banker spends two decades inside a brutal prison keeping an inner freedom intact and quietly preparing his own way out — less a jailbreak than an act of sustained dignity.
People ask why I talk about peace and love. It's the only way I see forward.
A guide to the universe and the history of science, written as a declaration of love for humanity's ability to understand the world it is itself made of.
A father interned with his young son in a concentration camp turns the surrounding horror into an invented game, protecting not the boy's body so much as his ability to remain a child.
No matter how hard life is, the show must go on. That's my motto.
A psychiatrist tells the stories of patients and scientists who proved in practice that the adult brain can physically rewire itself in response to experience, rather than remaining fixed past a certain age.
A dystopia about a world that has lost the ability to reproduce — and about what makes a person capable of caring for a future they themselves may never see.
All I want is peace. And if people want peace, they will have it.
An attempt to explain, without equations, where the universe came from, what time actually is, and why physics still lacks the single theory needed to tie it all together.
Art heals. It can help us overcome the darkest moments of life
A teenager's diary, kept over two years in hiding from the Nazis in an Amsterdam annex — a record of how ordinary life, growing up, and hope kept going even inside mortal danger.
Young musicians bring freshness and innovation. That's what keeps art alive
All you need is love. It's not just a song - it's the truth.
I want my music to inspire joy. To show not just the problem, but also the possibility
I have evolved beyond money, beyond fear, beyond doubt.
Dreams come true if you believe in yourself and work hard for them.
Education is the key to liberation and transforming lives
At 40, I feel younger than ever. Age is a state of mind.
My aim is to bring hope to people through music.
Faith for me is not religion, it's belief in humanity and its ability to change.
History is not over. We're still writing it. Each of us is an author of the future.
I've always written songs about people who struggle, dream and hope. That's America's story.
You are heirs to a tradition of service. Your generation must restore faith in the possibility of change.
There is a crack in everything. That's how the light gets in.
When you're singing, you're playing. When you're playing, you're singing. It's the same energy.
We are all born blind; the rest is evolution of the soul. My disability led me to greater vision.
When we musicians unite for a good cause, we can change the world.
The beauty of life is that we cannot undo the past, but we can understand it and change.
When we lose something important, we discover new ways to be.
I fear for the planet, but I believe in people. Each of us can be a voice for change.
Depression is part of my journey. But music saves me every time.
I have no advice for anybody. All I can say is don't give up.
We need each other more than ever, and cinema shows that
There is a deep connection between nature and music. Both have the power to unlock parts of our soul that are usually hidden.
I am young, and youth listen to me. Therefore, I feel responsible to show them that classical music is not boring—it is life, passion, freedom.
Music is the language that all human beings understand. Whether I play in China or America, people recognize the melody. It is a universal language.
Jazz has the power to heal, to bring people together, to overcome divisions. It is the music of the human soul, music of hope and resilience.
Migration is a mirror of our civilization. It reflects our fears and hopes.
Even in crisis, people remain human. That's fundamental. Power can control much, but it cannot control human dignity.
Light isn't just what illuminates the painting. Light is the painting itself. Without light, there is no art.
I want to create spaces that transform people. Art should transform consciousness.
In human suffering, I see their greatness. Misery reveals the true nature of a person.