Teenager Stereotypes Redefined

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Jordan

Southbridge, MA
United States

Tell Us Your Good Deed

At my martial arts school, the black belts (and other upper belts) are encouraged to be extra kind to the lower belts, especially the newest students. We help show them around the school, give them help outside of class, etc. I try to often go beyond and be nicer to the new students, along with the other higher ranked students.

Why are you participating?

I liked the positive message of the project, that anyone can do good, no matter their stereotype. I felt this was something I wanted to participate in.

Rylie

MA
United States

Teenager
Extroverted
Left-handed
Tell Us Your Good Deed

I help organize a 5k for a non-profit organization every year that helps earn money for a food bank. The organization is called "The Joseph's Project" and it delivers food to local families in need.

Anderson

Worcester , MA
United States

Gamer
Teenager
Junior
Tell Us Your Good Deed

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.

Holly

Middleton, MA
United States

Teenager
Pale
Skinny
Tell Us Your Good Deed

I've volunteered for the past 5 years at my home dance studio assisting students with Autism

Why are you participating?

I think that it's important for people to be aware of the impact of words and actions

Jillian

Teenager
Preppy
Field Hockey Player
Tell Us Your Good Deed

My friends and I went to Beacon Of Hope, a place for mentally disabled people to socialize with people like them, and helped out in the kitchen and played bingo with the people there. We met people who we will never forget and had a lot of fun.

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