Here is a collection of 6133 people who have participated in the project so far. Explore and see the variety of people doing good deeds in their communities. You can also see all the labels, groups of people, photographers, and a world map of where everyone is from!
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Helping teenagers suffering from depression, and being a leader for those who need a role model.
As a Latino, a Satanist, a male, a pagan, or even being American, I have labels. These are all labels that come with pre-judgment and would not paint me in the best image and would send fear or discrimination, or just dislike to the eyes of an on-looker.
Worcester, MA
United States
I have taught many children to find the golden flame of their heart through stringed instruments and music.
I am the living 'anti-stereotype' and there are many more like me in this world. I hope others will see me and know that they do not have to live down to negative stereotypes about Blacks, women, or overweight people.
Portland, ME
United States
Trying to share music, positivity, compassion and authenticity with everyone possible.
Labels are something we give to people with asking consent. Often we do not truly know someone's label and when we do label them we wrongly label.
Worcester, MA
United States
Serve the homeless and disadvantaged with Worcester Fellowship.
Visited booth at Worcester Pride and liked the idea of the program. I am an openly gay man and have been discriminated against on many occasion. I am also very spiritual, not religious, and religious people find that hard to accept.
I am the executive director of the Massachusetts Transgender Political Coalition (MTPC), working to end discrimination on the basis of gender identity and expression. I am passionate about equality for all people of all gender identities and expressions.
Labels can be a tricky thing in our world. When we claim them for ourselves, labels can be empowering and enlightening, for us and the world around us. Yet, when used maliciously or without consent, labels can cause unspeakable or unforeseen harm.
Worcester , MA
United States
I had a friend who wanted to commit suicide because everyone made fun of his weight. He came to me for help and I told him to never ever give up cause in the end it gets better, he's now dropped 120 pounds and plays for his schools football team.
Hillsboro, NH
United States
I do my best to help others in need, no matter the time or place. I have dedicated my time to become a small town firefighter/EMT to help out my community as a whole.
I'm participating to help the effort in showing that it isn't the negative labels and stereotypes that define people, but positive actions and character instead.
Volunteered at a church
Worcester, MA
United States
I notice racism and talk about it.
It seems like a good project
Worcester, MA
United States
I saved someone
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