by Madison Petro | Feb 24, 2023 | Food Equity, Kindness Stories, Social Justice and Equity
Random Acts Argentina Regional Representative Macarena Acosta donated a month’s worth of food to Anahí, a migrant trans woman and victim of gender violence in Argentina.
by Jessica Burbridge | Jul 8, 2021 | Blog Posts, Kindness Stories, Social Justice and Equity
As part of our #GetKind theme of safety for the months of May and June, we wanted to share some of our experiences of creating safer places for disabled people. All of these are personal stories of dealing with disabilities, whether our own disabilities or...
by Jessica Burbridge | Jun 19, 2021 | Social Justice and Equity
Part of being a kindness organization requires educating ourselves and sharing what we learn. Acknowledging important historical events and how they still impact today’s world are essential for making positive change in the world. The history of slavery is at the root...
by Dreana Ferguson | Jun 3, 2021 | Blog Posts, Social Justice and Equity
Accessibility and inclusivity make the world a safer place for all of us. Furthermore, accessibility matters all of the time, not just during global crises
by Lauren West | Apr 10, 2021 | Food Equity, Kindness Stories, Social Justice and Equity
“Food is a gift from the Creator; in this respect, the right to food is sacred and cannot be constrained or recalled by colonial laws, policies, and institutions. Indigenous food sovereignty is fundamentally achieved by upholding our sacred responsibility to nurture...
by Karyl Anne Fischer | Feb 5, 2021 | Kindness Stories, Social Justice and Equity
Notice that none of the above examples require taking from the group with fewer needs. Equity instead just means meeting needs in order to (hopefully) access equal outcome or opportunities.
