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Parent Stereotypes Redefined

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Michael

Framingham, MA
United States
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
Facilitating a freshmen group in which students have a voice in the school. The restorative justice program has helped students problem solve, persevere, and collaborate with staff/principals.
Why are you participating?: 

I am a firm believer in the community coming together for a common goal.

Dan

North Oxford, MA
United States
Parent
Foodie
BlackBerry User
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
To faithfully visit and engage with my elderly relatives as they become increasingly homebound or in long-term care facilities. The visits would also include members of our extended family and that has made an impact on me growing up. Frequently I would include my family to allow them to see the special woman I married, Audrey, and the two wonderful girls we are blessed to have.

Martha

Sutton, MA
Estados Unidos
Long Haired
Parent
Flip-flop Wearer
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
When I was a kid, under 9 years old, I saved another child from drowning in a pool during a summer program.
Why are you participating?: 

I find this project interesting in so many ways. One is to see how I might have chosen a different label for someone based on my life experiences and perspective. Another is to see how the label might change my idea of who they are.

Rayellen

Lunenburg, MA
United States
Polyamorous
Bisexual
Parent
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
I am an active member of the HAI community, whose mission is: The Human Awareness Institute (HAI) empowers individuals to be potent, loving, contributing human beings. HAI promotes personal growth and social evolution by replacing ignorance and fear with awareness and love.
Why are you participating?: 

This project is Unconditional Love in action.

Patricia

MA
United States
Parent
Educator
American
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
Supporting my students' request to bring Rachel's Challenge to my high school made a significant change in the culture of the school. Every month, "random acts of kindness" filled the school and created an atmosphere of respect and support. Listening to the voices of my students resulted in many good deeds and brought about positive change for an entire school community.
Why are you participating?: 

Respect and acceptance of all individuals makes our family, community and country the great place it is today. Supporting this initiative should be a priority for all citizens.

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