Worcester, MA
United States
Started a non-profit against sexual violence in Puerto Rico
Grew up very religious and finding out I'm queer was the first crack in my glass ceiling. It made me and people around me question their biases. Knowing someone queer and close to you and good will hopefully move you to question your biases
Marlboro, MA 01752
United States
I overheard an elderly couple saying they wish that they had a chair or somewhere to sit at the Nighthawk birding excursion. I offered them the chair I had and they took turns resting.
With so much polarization and hate in this current political and social moment, I want the world to see the complexities that make us all uniquely human.
Director of a post-detox stabilization unit in Worcester. Everyone deserves trauma-informed and accessible care!
My labels are the cheat codes to my mind, body, and soul.
I hold the door for people.
I wanted to do this when I was younger.
MA
United States
I work to provide shelter, housing, advocacy, and support to women and children in need within our community.
You never know the battles someone else may be fighting, the scars they may bear or the strength they have had to build due to the labels they carry. I respect the courage, self love and acceptance required for one to claim their identity openly and proudly for all to celebrate.
Newton, MA
United States
I volunteer with my local recycling center's Re-Use It "Swap Shop" program to reduce our town's waste stream output.
I want to show that neurodivergent and disabled people don't "have to" look like anything.
Fall River, MA
United States
Help take care of injured dogs
Animals represent people and we must live together. I started smudging with Mommy. Sometimes I feel judged.
Fall River, MA
United States
I've raised money through my drag to raise money for Maui fires adn in Canada. I also volunteer my medical services.
The beliefs of my ancestors; to walk with those around us. I've been harassed and abused due to my beliefs and had to hide my true identity. I am two-spirit First Nations' Cree and Métis.
I advocate for Afghan women's rights and disability rights.
Worcester, MA
United States
I have volunteered at soup kitchens growing up and I once worked at a homeless shelter. I still try to help people everyday.
I spent my teen years trying to be anything but myself. I could not pray the gay away and I almost was successful in taking my own life too many times. I want others to know it gets better and they are loved.
