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No Evil Project: Breaking Down Labels Through Photos and Stories

The No Evil Project is a photography and storytelling initiative that challenges stereotypes and labels. Participants get their photos taken at events and share three labels that people use to describe them, along with a good deed they've done. The project shows that labels don't define who people really are. Anyone can participate by attending photo events, choosing three labels that apply to them (but don't define them), and sharing a good deed - big or small. After photos are taken, participants can fill out their information online or at the event. All submissions go through an approval process before being shared on the website. The goal is to help people see beyond stereotypes and recognize the good in everyone. Participants can update their information anytime, and new photos need re-approval. The project creates a collection of real people's stories that break down assumptions and build understanding between different groups.