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While we battled the pandemic this summer, we were offered a reminder of our humanity.
A ballet dancer in Nigeria provided free lessons in a poor neighbourhood, which gave students future ambitions.
A monk in Japan updated Buddhist chants during lockdown.
His tracks, which mix beatboxing and chants, were a hit.
People in Doha tried out parkour when Covid-19 closed gyms.
Some were instantly attracted to this form of outdoor exercise.
In India, lockdown restrictions saw people pay increased attention to mental health.
Dog ownership rose sharply as people adjusted to life with fewer opportunities to socialise.
Street artists at a mural festival brought colour to London's streets.
They aimed to improve city life.
Technology also brought more peace to our cities, through noise cancelling windows which target annoying noise.
Meanwhile, in Barcelona's deserted opera house, an audience of pot plants took their seats.
They enjoyed a classical concert during lockdown in the city.
Already superheroes, UK paramedics received the power of flight.
They can now jet off to rescue injured hikers.
With food in short supply during the pandemic, one priest turned fish farmer to help local people.
People marked Ruth Bader Ginsberg's death, the US Supreme Court judge who helped many groups.
The US election result put a woman in power as vice president.
She achieved an ambition held by American women for centuries, who she thanked.
New Zealand's re-elected Prime Minister addressed the country after her huge victory.
Her speech focused on the importance of showing determination.
The wait for the end of 2020 got shorter and things looked better.
In Aberdeen, Scotland, double decker buses powered by hydrogen went into use.
Lovers separated by Covid-19 were getting married in the same place that John Lennon had.
Environmental protection arguments showed the benefits nature brings to cities.
The need for socially distanced exercise led to a growth in popularity of skating, which also made new friendships.