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When one 17-year-old saw that her friend had been at the center of cyberbullying incident, she was determined to do something about it in a positive way.
The RIZZARR TeamWe are all connected through our words and actions, so why not use them for the greater good– like world peace? In this enlightening column, readers will realize even more that it’s the smallest acts of kindness that can greatly change lives, and also also bring peace and happiness within the lives of those around them. Read five acts of kindness that you can do to change the world.
Christianne RojoWith the holiday season in full gear, one contributor is encouraging you to be generous in helping those around the world in need. He has a set cause that he believes will allow you to make the holiday really special for others and change their lives forever.
Harnoor Gill“What are you going to do about bullying?” That was the moving question asked by a 10-year-old to Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton earlier this week. This is why her sincere question may have moved so many.
Ashley M. WilliamsWhat is the secret to success, changing your life, or even changing the world? Or how do you become a better version of yourself? Well, it all starts with your refusing to accept the status quo and when you start believing in what’s possible.
Geneva RamirezWho says you have to be of retirement age to become a philanthropist? Well, not this college student. Hear her thoughts on how she believes giving back can greatly influence the person you become.
Dori KreigerA revolution refers to overthrowing a social order in favor of a new system — and that is precisely what this twentysomething hoped to do for girls around the world. Working with what she had on hand, she felt compelled to act immediately. Now, her idea is making a global impact.
Diana Sierra
