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AP: Volunteers came back to nonprofits in 2023, after the pandemic tanked participation
Thalia Beaty | Nov. 19, 2024
From foster grandparents who volunteer at an early child care center to citizen scientists who collect water quality data in remote locations, nonprofit volunteers have come back after the pandemic.
Jenna Tarleton
Colorado State University Global | March 6, 2024
Colorado State University Global (CSU Global), the CSU System’s fully online university with a mission of advancing learner professional success, is proud to announce its recognition as a School of National Service with AmeriCorps. Read more on Colorado State University Global.
LinkedIn |March 5, 2024
In July of 2013, I was sitting in my office with tears in my eyes, watching America’s first Black President on TV, trying to explain the anger and angst Black families felt as they learned Trayvon Martin’s killer was acquitted. At the time, I was leading the Social Innovation Fund, a White House initiative designed to scale evidence-based nonprofits in partnership with AmeriCorps. Read more onLinkedIn.
Elena Russo
Comcast Newsmakers |March 4, 2024
"No matter what your party affiliation is, Americans want to serve their communities and take care of one another." AmeriCorps CEO, Michael Smith, discusses changing lives through service. Specifically, AmeriCorps initiatives Climate Corps and Forest Corps. See more on Comcast Newsmakers.
Betty Márquez Rosales
LAist | February 28, 2024
Job placements for service members range from a few months to about a year, a timeline that’s set by each participating city or county depending on the region’s needs. The idea is to create a pathway to careers that may have been previously out of reach for them. Read more onLAist.
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