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All the Good things Selena Gomez has done & reasons why she should be more respected:
Starting off with the fact that she's granted so many Make-A-Wish requests that the organization gave her a special award.
Shes been a UNICEF ambassador since 2009, has held charity concert events as well as traveled extensively around the world raising awareness and funds and promoting involvement.
Selenas constant support for lupus research and how passionate she is about it really shows how much she wants to help people. "Not everyone is lucky enough to have a donor, and something as monumental as an organ transplant shouldn’t be the best treatment option available,"
Selena has been doing work with A21, an organization founded by Christine Caine determined to eradicate human trafficking together through awareness, intervention and aftercare.
While filming the Wizards of Waverly Place movie in Puerto Rico, she was upset to learn about the amount of stray and abandoned dogs lining the beaches....
"It broke my heart, going to work every day and not being able to do anything [so] my mom and I researched organizations that could help us do something about all the animals," she discovered Island Dog ( http://www.islanddog.org )...
an organization that rescues adoptable stray dogs in Puerto Rico and other islands in the Caribbean. The non-profit also feeds, medicates and cares for the animals it can't afford to keep in shelters. Moved by their mission....
Selena hosted a volunteer event on March 7 near San Juan that helped raise $17,000. "We were vaccinating the dogs and rubbing oil on their backs so they don't get fleas," she also filmed an educational video to shed light on the situation:
Selena is one of the supporters for 10x10 which is a foundation working to change minds, lives, and policies. Includes a high-impact network of leaders in girls’ education. provide life-changing services to girls every day and are among the best practitioners of their kind.
She was the first ambassador for the Ryan Seacrest Foundation, heres a video of her talking about the foundation and answering Questions asked by some cute kids at the hospital:
Her participation in “Hands,” which was a musical tribute to the 49 victims of the sh**ting at Pulse Nightclub in Orlando, Florida. Proceeds from the sale of the tribute single went to Florida Pulse Victims Fund, the GLBT Community Center of Central Florida, and GLAAD.
Selenas involvement with "We day" over the years:
Her first we day, was in 2013 heres some of her speech:
In 2014 she hosted the event for the first time, her speech: (one of my favourite speeches EVER)
in 2015 she hosted:
In 2016 she preformed her song "kill em with kindness":
And Again in 2017 she hosted:
In 2018 she talked about her kidney transplant and helped spread kidney diseases awareness by bringing a beautiful young girl out who is/was struggling with a kidney disease, heres some of that speech: (sorry for bad quality couldn't find a better one)
And lastly 2019 she was one of the hosts, heres this cute video of her surprising some young change-makers: (if it is on this year I'm sure she will be apart of it)
Malala Yousafzai's passion for education and refusal to back down was inspiring to millions around the world. Selena was apart of the #wearesilent movement telling malalas story. Which was promoting the right of all children, especially girls, to an education.
"I don't want to see your bodies on Instagram. I want to see what's in here 
. . . If you are broken, you do not have to stay broken." Always remember this.
. . . If you are broken, you do not have to stay broken." Always remember this.
Empowers her fans so much.
Ending on Iconic one.
