Worcester, MA
United States
I have dedicated my time to social justice and have helped organize anti-gun violence protests and groups throughout high school and college.
Being a queer woman has been confusing and challenging combining that with my other interests and identities has been rewarding.
Worcester, MA
United States
I helped teach a young high schooler guitar.
As a white AMAB person who is oriented towards justice I have spent a lot of time grappling with what it means to hold my identities. I believe labels can both be destructive and incredibly transformative. Thanks for running an awesome project!
I try to make people happy- whether it's my art, writing, or bad puns, I hope to make the people around me happy.
I find that it's important to let the world know that things are changing.
Worcester, MA
United States
Helped my friend's mom when she was worried about her.
Worcester, MA
United States
Trying to keep learning how to authentically love and care for folks who have been marginalized by society.
I'm still trying to fully accept my authentic self in a space where I can still fear my truth.
If someone needs it, I pay their T fare before mine.
I advocate for human rights
Taunton, MA
United States
I volunteer in coding work to bring free, accessible software to systems that would otherwise be defunct.
As someone with a "scary" mental illness, I am frequently seen as a "monster", and I would love to be seen as human again.
Trained my dog to do therapy with kids with autism.
It's fun.
I help organizations address social challenges through equity-centered design and coalition building.
