Boston
United States
I have used my voice to speak for all to achieve equity and to enrich others as a lifelong champion for women and girls rights dedicated to service to the public.
I believe labels put you in a box and want people to see a person not their label or tag.
Roslindale, MA
United States
I write to turn the world toward peace.
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.
Newton, MA
United States
Started a scholarship for people with disabilities.
Because I like to challenge stereotypes, see the person first and not their disability.
Fitchburg, MA
United States
I pour into people by helping them see their existing power and beauty within.
I believe in fighting back and changing the narrative. I am my own author and this is our story to tell.
Ashland, MA
United States
Racial-justice and Indigenous solidarity organizer. I amplify actions, sign lots of petitions, and communicate regularly with my legislators. I educate myself and others.
I keep being called a woman and other gendered words, including she pronouns. I use per/pers (person pronouns) and they/them. I am white, but I am not silent about racism and where I see it showing up.
I am a teacher who always stands up for the vulnerable.
Worcester, MA
United States
I facilitate a women's group weekly
All lives matter and every voice counts.
Worcester, MA
United States
Walked for suicide prevention, fight environmental causes, support local matters and help families find food resources.
I want to set a good example for my child- I am a community leader- leading by example.
Worcester, MA
United States
I have volunteered for numerous opportunities. I have lobbied at the State House and collected signatures for numerous campaigns.
I love humanity. I believe love is all we need.
