Traveler Stereotypes Redefined

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Erica

Worcester, MA

United States

Dancer

Poet

Traveler

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

I try to inspire & encouage everyday, because I've come a long way from the darkness I used to be in.

Why are you participating?:

I have the deep belief that we are all good/ innocent. Our differences are beautiful & should be celebrated!

Amy

Leominster, MA

United States

Artist

Healer

Traveler

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

Always trying to give a helpful ear and show compassion so we may all live and create a better world.

Why are you participating?:

To help bring peace

Alicia

Boston, MA

United States

Mother

Archaeologist

Traveler

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

Helping fellow autism parents in any way I can. Any help is needed and is always greatly appreciated.

Why are you participating?:

Our world could use more compassion and less evil.

Phoebe

Worcester, MA

United States

Traveler

Architect

Foodie

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

I empower youth to reach above and beyond what is in front of them and I love them back to life!

Why are you participating?:

The message that this project sends forth is phenomenal!

Kathryn

Traveler

Athletic

Hockey Fan

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

I went on a service trip over spring break to work with habitat and a school for migrant workers kids.

Why are you participating?:

I like the message of the project

Susan

Worcester, MA

United States

Bookworm

Mother

Traveler

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

Provide support for numerous diversity events and causes, including the MLK Breakfast, MLK Golf Tournament, Stand Against Racism, Hispanics Achieving and Celebrating Excellence, Diversity Fares, etc.

Why are you participating?:

It's a fun yet meaningful way to call attention to the hurt that can be caused by stereotypes. Good opportunity to pause a moment to consider the truth that all people are valuable and add richness to the world.