Educator Stereotypes Redefined

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Taryn

Putnam, CT
United States

Tell Us Your Good Deed

I donate regularly to our local animal shelter and always try to help find homes for animals in need. This summer my daughter and I will volunteer as kitty cuddlers at the shelter. Please consider your local animal rescue league if you are looking to adopt an animal!

Why are you participating?

Although we may seem different, inside we really have more similarities than differences. This project showcases that fact. In a world of negative news stories and trashy tv, it's nice to be a part of something with a positive spin.

Michelle

Worcester, MA
United States

American
Linguaphile
Educator
Tell Us Your Good Deed

One recent good deed involves volunteering for a local neighborhood group. Currently I am in charge of social marketing and taking minutes for the Green Hill Neighborhood Association in Worcester, MA. We plan different activities to bring people together to make a better community.This month we celebrated Earth day by picking up trash in our neighborhood. It feels great to be part of the solution!

Why are you participating?

I'm participating because I believe that there is more good than evil, more love than hate, and negative labels certainly can have an effect on people. You can choose to fit in the box of the label or you can break out of it. Some labels are forced onto you - fight it! Education is the key.

Jesalee

South grafton, MA
United States

Cancer
Brunette
Educator
Tell Us Your Good Deed

In middle school I was the president of the environmental club. I organized clean up days within my town

Why are you participating?

I thought it was very interesting :)

Sean

Franklin, MA
United States

Music Lover
Educator
Writer
Tell Us Your Good Deed

I threw a philanthropic event for the people that were affected by the earthquake in Haiti. We raised $700 in cash, baby supplies, feminine products and various medical supplies

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