Emily
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I help amplify Indigenous voices and cultures where I work.
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Quinn
Brighton, MA
United States
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Being kind to everyone I meet and always trying to make others smile. :)
Heidi
Boston, MA
United States
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I try to compost every week!
Kaitlyn
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I headed a fundraiser in order to donate feminine products to a women's domestic violence shelter.
Roxy
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Creating safe spaces.
Toni
Fitchburg, MA
United States
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Rescued a kitten from my back porch. When I took her in, beneath her collar was bare skin.
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It's difficult to be labelled with bipolar disorder. I ha to learn Bipolar is my diagnosis but is not who I am.
Wendy
Leominster, MA
United States
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Social justice advocacy, rescued a dog, fight for rights for women and both my trans kids.
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No one should be made to feel like less.
Jessica
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Helping to reach out to younger students and teens and promote interest in Waltham Pride.
Jane
Stow, MA
United StatesI volunteer to help victims of domestic violence, which has worsened during the pandemic. I admire their resilience and ways of standing up to those who would attempt to use power and control over them!
Liv
Fitchburg, MA
United StatesDuring Covid, I spent time volunteering for Get Out the Vote and UU the Vote, fighting voter suppression in Georgia and Texas. I also organized a sock drive benefitting our local homeless shelter for our Cub Scout pack, collecting ~600 pairs, and collected supplies to send 12 large care packages to service members deployed during the pandemic.
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