No Evil Project Photos Online Gallery

Here is a collection of 6288 people who have participated in the project so far. Explore and see the variety of people doing good deeds in their communities. You can also see all the labels, groups of people, photographers, and a world map of where everyone is from!

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Westfield, MA
United States

Tell Us Your Good Deed

I knit and crochet bravery beanies for kids battling cancer.

Why are you participating?

I grew up in a highly dysfunctional family and did not make the best choices as a teen/young adult. I have since over come an eating disorder, drug addiction, and homelessness. I am the mother of two amazing boys, and am a year away from obtaining my doctorate and becoming a child psychologist.

Lunenburg, MA
United States

Tell Us Your Good Deed

I am raising my children in the kind of household that I wish I had grown up in: safe, loving, stable and nurturing.

Why are you participating?

Labels allow people to prejudge others. I wear my 'labels' externally to push back against other people's assumptions, and want to encourage others to do the same. Being accepted for who you really are, and not how others want you to be, is empowering and gratifying.

NH
United States

Tell Us Your Good Deed

My beautiful child is the most amazing thing I have ever created :)

Why are you participating?

To show people that no matter what others think...it's important to love yourself for who you are & to always be proud of yourself!

Medford, MA
United States

Tell Us Your Good Deed

I started a face Paint/ Balloon art company for low income families who want nothing but the greatest parties for there children. I call it MB FUN. Its twice the fun for half the price. 100 will get you 2 full hours of face painting and balloon fun! I hope to grow.

Worcester, MA
United States

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I am a geriatric social worker and have dedicated my life to helping others at the end of their lives. I love helping people to have a good and dignified death. I have recently become a fierce advocate for LGBT elders and am fighting to raise awareness on the needs of this underserved population.

Why are you participating?

Because often times people with tattoos are labeled as hoodlums or are judged for the expression we wear on our bodies. I am tattooed and employed and I am a fabulous social worker! I am passionate about what I do and my tattoos do not limit me or make me any less of a fierce advocate.

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