For more information see the 13th Annual Convention section.
Evil can come in an obvious form, such as a genocide.
Or it can come in smaller acts of persistent harm doing, the effects of which accumulate, like parents being hostile and punitive, or a child being picked on by peers day after day for a long time. Goodness means bringing about great benefit to individuals or whole groups. It too can come in an obvious form, like a heroic effort to save someone's life, or great effort in pursuit of significant social change, or in smaller, persistent acts. Nations often act in selfish and destructive ways. But goodness by groups, small and large, does exist.