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Abuse Survivor Stereotypes Redefined

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Vernice

Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
I have helped keep friends and family members from homelessness for over five years.
Why are you participating?: 

I love the way this simple project breaks down barriers and shows how wonderfully awesome we all are in our own ways; And how we can spread our gifts for good.

Curry

Non-binary
Abuse Survivor
Foster Child
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
Planning and holding food drives outside supermarkets, and asking shoppers to buy one thing off of a list of top 10 most needed items.
Why are you participating?: 

I'm proud of myself and all the various labels I fit into, they don't describe me, but they are parts of me and shouldn't be shrouded in shame. I hope that someday labels will not be something that define people but help them expand themselves.

Chris

Fitchburg, MA
Estados Unidos
Lacrosse Player
Abuse Survivor
Disc Jockey
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
I have a masters in nonprofit business and when I was hired the company used my education to help twenty people that were not being treated and considering how much they were getting paid to have a miserable life. They hurt me and my brother that night and the officer was reprimanded and they did it again. Some people have no luck. I was in distress but I picked him up and put him in the back of the truck with me and our landlord. We got there in five minutes, any more and he would have died.

Amanda

Worcester, MA
United States
Cosmetologist
Single Mother
Abuse Survivor
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
Constantly Trying to find new ways to help develop & improve my Community around me because all it takes is one person to notice and want to do the same, so I might NOT get everybody's attention but as long as I know that I got someone's attention is what Matters.
Why are you participating?: 

Because I BELIEVE this is AN Amazing way to Bring Awareness to Everyone AROUND US. THAT We're In This World Together & although we ALL May have different sizes, shapes, & colors WE Are ALL the SAME No Matter If Our Situations, Circumstances or Backgrounds aren't the SAME.

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