Right Brained Stereotypes Redefined

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Karen

Berlin, MA

United States

Right Brained

Poet

Whovian

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

Water seedlings for my community's garden team. Help maintain trails through conservation land. Sing in our UU church choir. Make lunch for a friend on Fridays and bring it to her. Facilitate group labyrinth walks as a form of meditation and building safe community.

Why are you participating?:

I want to help with increasing visibility for this project. So many people are judged for not fitting in or having passions or skills that are not recognized as having value by society. I want to promote acceptance and appreciation for all people and the gifts they offer the world.

Megan

Right Brained

Extroverted

Outdoorsperson

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

I started a volunteer program at my university that unified college students and Special Olympics athletes. Over the past 3 years, we've had over 150 college students volunteer, and the number of athletes for local Special Olympics have increased drastically! The awareness in the small town has also increased, giving Special Olympics more donors, sponsors and money for our budget, making more and more athletes afford the costs.

Melanie

United States

Athletic

Single Mother

Right Brained

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

I won some American Express gift cards and donated some of the win to friends' personal goals as well as to a few no-kill animal shelters across the country.

Why are you participating?:

I'm participating because every judgment that's ever been made to my face has been wrong, and I love that I impress people by my unpredictability.