No Evil Project Photos Online Gallery

Here is a collection of 6385 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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Susan

Worcester, MA
United States

Tell Us Your Good Deed

Provide support for numerous diversity events and causes, including the MLK Breakfast, MLK Golf Tournament, Stand Against Racism, Hispanics Achieving and Celebrating Excellence, Diversity Fares, etc.

Why are you participating?

It's a fun yet meaningful way to call attention to the hurt that can be caused by stereotypes. Good opportunity to pause a moment to consider the truth that all people are valuable and add richness to the world.

Selina

Charlton City, MA
United States

Mother
Traveler
Tattooed
Tell Us Your Good Deed

I donate all our families clothes and toys instead of throwing them away.

Why are you participating?

Part of a college-wide participation at Quinsigamond Community College

Corinne

Worcester, MA
United States

Teacher
Coach
Dog Lover
Tell Us Your Good Deed

Everyone has good in them and everyone is different. I'm so proud to work in such a diverse school. People's differences are beautiful and encouraging. I love giving back to the community, and to my students in need. Support Andy’s Attic

Why are you participating?

I think this is a brilliant way to get everyone to stand up against stereotypes, bullying, and a way to feel positive about who you are.

Jordan

Southbridge, MA
United States

Black Belt
Music Lover
Teenager
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.

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