Springfield, MA
United States
Fighting for the rights of Indigenous women who are being murdered and assaulted. Seeing justice for the children who were taken and placed in residential and boarding schools, and who were stripped of their Tribal Identity.
To speak for those who have no voice.
Northboro, MA
United States
I am an Epilepsy Champion (volunteer advocate) with the Epilepsy Foundation of America
Birmingham , AL
United States
I bring joy to people of all ages by dressing up as superheroes (such as Doctor Strange, seen here). I also help other young cosplayers like me learn to make cool things themselves!
I come from a state that isn't as fond of bending the gender rules as I am. Though I identify as a cisgender woman out of cosplay, it's easy to assume so much about me just by how I dress, or what makeup I put on.
West Boylston, MA
United States
Make my friends smile when they are having a bad day.
People made fun of me for being gay and having autism.
Lowell, MA
United States
I helped my friends and family accept who they are and we all thrived from it.
Worcester, MA
United States
Making sure all of my students' pronouns have been updated when they weren't strong enough to speak for themselves.
I want to help in any way I can.
Worcester, MA
United States
I rescued a bling shih tzu named Mickey to give him the life he deserves. He saved me as much as I saved him.
I always wave hello to people even if I don't know them.
Worcester, MA
United States
I will always be an advocate for mental health, so I will always make sure my friends and family acknowledge what they're feeling.
No one should be judged for not fitting social norms, I want people to now they are safe.
Leominster, MA
United States
Accepting everybody the way they are and random acts of kindness.
