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I work for a non-profit organization supporting women who have experienced commercial sexual exploitation (CSE) and support them in exiting the sex trade.
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Winchendon, MA
United States
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I gave my sick time to a NP who was in a bad accident.
Why are you participating?
To expel judgement
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Support kids who need a safe place.
Dudley, MA
United States
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Working with autistic individuals.
Why are you participating?
Love everyone equally
Worcester, MA
United States
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I always look out for others, look for the good, because we all have our own battles.
Why are you participating?
I am often mislooked about who and what I am. Recovering alcoholic, mom, and proud ally of my LGBTQ community.
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I am a youth justice advocate.
Worcester, MA
United States
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Adopted my beautiful son and raised him to be an awesome human being!!
Why are you participating?
To show that we are all people with feelings and deserve to be who we are.
Shell Knob, MO
United States
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I volunteer at my local senior center.
Leicester, MA
United States
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I truly don't have one good deed. My Jesuit education and my upbringing taught me to be active in my community and to try to find ways to positively impact society. I have done my best to be a teacher, wife, and mother who demonstrates the importance of community service and the power that a positive outlook can have on all around you. I have tried to teach my children and my students that hard work and determination pay off and that we should always strive to grow.
Worcester, MA
United States
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I really try to compliment people's shoes, clothes, hair, ideas, etc. You never know when something that simple could make a person's day a little better!
Why are you participating?
I'm sort of a homebody/introvert, but I am honestly so happy that, no matter how we see ourselves, or others, that we're getting back to being able to actually *see* each other!