Jamaica Plain, MA
United States
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I once rode my bike from New York to Boston to raise money for AIDS research.
Immigrant Stereotypes Redefined
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Washington DC, DC
United States
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I volunteer and teach at a coding bootcamp.
Seattle, WA
United States
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I'm a trash panda! If your recycling needs sorting, I'm your girl!
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Volunteering to the stART Festival
Why are you participating?
I have always been looked down upon just being a woman in the tech industry. I currently fight against sexist stereotypes.
Dorchester, MA
United States
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Pushed a person (35yr old black male) in an electric wheelchair approximately a mile to a T station so he could charge his chair (also put $ on his Charlie Card)
Why are you participating?
I believe in focusing on positive nature of living.
Worcester, MA
United States
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I work with at-risk youth at a summer camp and empower them.
Why are you participating?
I felt like it.
Worcester , MA
United States
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Hang out with the cool people
Why are you participating?
It makes me feel part of the Worcester community
Worcester, MA
United States
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I have volunteered to teach Spanish to community activists in the past, I love teaching!
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I work with elders to apply for benefits.
Boston, MA
United States
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I met with leaders at the United Nations in NYC on October 17th 2016 and advised them on policys that affects immigrants around the world. Most of what I spoke on was adapted into new changes and went into effect globally which will change the way migration is viewed by the people in power who make decisions on those that are not. As it relates to migration.
Why are you participating?
Two years after I came to the US I became infect with HIV. Which greatly affected my going back to my country of origin and my stay here.