Tell Us Your Good Deed
I work with refugee children and together we learn and grow.
Educator Stereotypes Redefined
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Worcester, MA
United States
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I volunteer on the council for a local choir that teaches music to high schoolers and promotes the arts in our city.
Why are you participating?
Labels don't tell my whole story, but they're an ok place to start!
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I volunteer at many school functions but mostly I make the choice that every day is a good day.
Blackstone, MA
United States
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I always use people's names (especially if they are wearing a name tag) and look them in the eye. Treating people as people rather than "cashier" or other occupation title.
Quincy, MA
United States
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I always help and cheer for any underdog.
Why are you participating?
I don't believe in labels. People should be free to be who they are.
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I do my best to be kind and make space for others.
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Teacher of English Language Learners for over 20 years.
Why are you participating?
I love the concept. Our diversity is what makes the world such a wonderful place.
Waltham, MA
United States
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I put a smile on peoples' faces.
Why are you participating?
Labels have followed me my entire life. I have so many definitions that aren't always true. I would like to inform others about labeling.
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I brake for animals - from stray dogs right down to turtles and frogs, and help them to get where they need to be!
Why are you participating?
I support others in identifying themselves as they wish.
Millis, MA
United States
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Each day, I do my best to use perspective in any situation I'm in. The world would be more peaceful if we realized we are all the same but living it up differently.