Watertown, MA
United States
I teach Spanish to high school students and include Indigenous Peoples of the Americas and their sovereignty in my curriculum.
Because I support, respect, and honor Indigenous people's culture and contributions to society.
Worcester, MA
United States
Teaching and learning with young people on social justice issues that impact our world and local community.
To join the movement.
Boston, MA
United States
Opened house for homeless trans in Boston.
Lancaster, MA
United States
The driving force of my life. is to - at minimum - try not to increase the pain in the world and - at best - to try to decrease it. This has manifested in a career as a Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion consultant, years of working and volunteering for nonprofits, more than 30 successful animal fosters and dedication to advocacy.
Every single one of use - at our core - wants the same basic things in life, feels the same hopes and pains, loves, and losses, and each of us matters.
Atlanta, GA
United States
I brought soup to my friend when she was sick. I also am advocating for more intersectional approaches to policy in my class
I am a youth justice advocate.
Baltimore, MD
United States
Sitting with clients with anxiety and trauma history as a licensed therapist and taking time for self care.
Leominster, MA
United States
Dedicating my life to nonprofit work to make this world a better place! Love is love!
I enjoyed this experience.
Worcester, MA
United States
I founded a nonprofit that provides chairs and desks for kids who attend schools in rural and remote Jamaica. So far, we have helped six schools with over 200 chairs and desks.
Salem, MA
United States
Volunteering for awareness and advocacy for Latinx and Afro-Latino issues. Telling positive stories of Latinx and communities and individuals of color.
Stereotypes and labels have been put on me, my family, and my beliefs since I can remember - most of them negative. I'm praising No Evil Project for taking this on and creating opportunities for changing the narrative.
