Rosario
Salem, MA
United StatesAdvocating for systemic change at the state level by proposing legislation and voicing the needs of our black and brown communities
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Krystal
Southbridge, MA
United StatesI have more or less successfully kept 7 children, 6 of whom are teenagers in the house during stay-at-home orders.
I have appreciated spending time with my family. Three of my children turned 18 during quarantine and graduating High School. I'm enjoying these last days with us all home as a family before they move on to the next phase of their lives.
Jeff
Lynn, MA
United StatesWorked to elevate youth voices in response to COVID-19
Fara
Salem, MA
United StatesRelated to this moment, I am both stepping up and stepping back, teaching and learning, fighting and healing.... and asking what more can I/we do tomorrow.
Jeff
Salem, MA
United StatesStanding up and with those that need it most, wrote original Sanctuary ordinance on behalf of Salem's No Place for Hate Committee
Gloria
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I am a community driven, supporting many causes, organizations, and nonprofits helping women and children.
Brayden
Holden, MA
United States
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I advocated to bring composting to my school and am on my school's environmental club.
Why are you participating?:
We need to bring change ourselves and not wait for anybody else.
Zainab
Worcester, MA
United States
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Baby Born Project: a project co-founded with my boyfriend, Humza, in Pakistan to promote reproductive justice.
Kyra
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I'm helping to make our communities safe from gun violence.
Rachel
MA
United States
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Every year on my birthday, I ask people to celebrate by doing a random act of kindness, so that my whole community is engaged in making the day better for a fellow human being.
Why are you participating?:
We are always happy to participate in diverse and creative community projects.
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