No Evil Project Photos Online Gallery

Here is a collection of 6156 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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Opened my mind, heart and ears to a person desperately needing a new friend, without passing judgment or criticism. Result: an amazing friendship for life!

Why are you participating?

This project touched my soul immediately. As a parent of two amazing teenagers, I see and hear a lot! My goal is to teach them to ignore hurtful comments or criticism, as well as refrain from participating in such type of nonsense.

Westborough, MA
United States

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Founded Art for Change, a nonprofit organization, located in New York City, with the mission of using art as a catalyst of social change. I'm currently developing a social venture, "Migrant Voice Projects," an innovation laboratory that strives to create opportunities for immigrants and Latinos themselves to address inequality using technology and bottom-up strategies as drivers for community transformation. One of its projects is to publish bilingual children books in order to support and increase the literacy skills among bilingual children.

Why are you participating?

Stereotypes contribute to the lack of empathy and solidarity which I firmly believe are necessary for the building of a happier and more equitable global community.

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i help my mom and dad by baby sitting my little brother when they work

Why are you participating?

I am participating because i would like to show people how kind i can be and determined to help and follow my dreams

Worcester, MA
United States

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I helped organize an event two years running which raised money for women's organizations and helped educate my college campus about sexual health.

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A couple years ago I was at Panera eating lunch with my friends. I had gotten a salad but only ate a few bites of it and really wasn't hungry anymore. I noticed that there was a homeless woman begging for money right outside the window where we were sitting. It was the middle of winter and freezing cold outside. I went out and gave her my salad. She was incredibly gracious and I felt so happy to have helped her even in just a small way.

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