Working Mom Stereotypes Redefined

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Bella

Worcester, MA

United States

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

I volunteer yearly for the Worcester World Cup supporting soccer fields for the local youth.

Why are you participating?:

I was labeled and somewhat insecure due to being called a porch monkey as a child.

Elen

Framingham, MA

United States

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

As one of the first Brazilian immigrants to arrive in Framingham late in the 80s, I've helped many newcomers find a job and other opportunities and needs in my community.

Why are you participating?:

No label affected me.

John

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

Sings to sick folk, plays guitar in church, smiles at the homeless.

Why are you participating?:

Everybody belongs here.

Crystal

Webster, MA

United States

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

Being open ears and arms, making sure no one ever feels alone.

Adrian

Worcester, MA

Estados Unidos

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

Cooked for nonprofit fundraiser "Relevo Por La Vida"

Cormac

Northborough, MA

United States

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

Work with children and families with autism, raise a feminist son

Why are you participating?:

strong tolerant responsive

Jessica

Postpartum Anxiety

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

I am honest about my struggle with postpartum anxiety so that other mothers struggling with the same thing know they are not alone.

Rebecca

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

always help the less fortunate

Why are you participating?:

great heart (why not)

Aixa

Multiple Sclerosis

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

I do good deeds everyday. As long as I can make one person smile, each day is great.

Why are you participating?:

There is so much bad and evil in this world, so anything to positively inspire people to see the good in people is a great thing.

Radha

Computer Science Major

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

I helped a child who was lost in the mall and helped him find his parents.

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