by Dreana Ferguson | Apr 8, 2021 | Kindness Stories
“The children of my generation never saw their color in the crayon box,” explained Vice Chair Darryl Jones, “You had to use all types of different means and methods of shading to quite get your color … [The crayons] will mean a whole lot to spur the artistry and creativity of our children … It says what we feel about one another and the beauty of our diversity. I just might color tonight.”
by Natalie Fisher | Feb 10, 2021 | Kindness Stories
Name: Paulina Fangel Role: HR Assistant Manager – Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Location: New York, USA At Random Acts, we are constantly trying to improve in terms of how we foster inclusivity as an organization, which is what makes Paulina’s role such an...
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.
by Jessica Burbridge | Jan 10, 2021 | Kindness Stories
We are pleased to announce our new #GetKind themes for 2021. #GetKind is a program where we focus on particular themes to inspire people to be kind within their communities. The themes for Get Kind change every other month and cover a wide range of topics. This...
by Holli DeWees | Aug 28, 2020 | Kindness Stories
At Random Acts, we believe that kindness is a verb. It is something you can demonstrate to others, a catalyst to lasting, positive change. So it seems more than fitting that Random Acts is partnering with the Born This Way Foundation for their 21 Days to Be Kind...
