Welcome and Introductory Remarks: Mary Hyde, Ph.D., Director, AmeriCorps/ORE
Panel Moderators:
Andrea Robles, Ph.D., Research and Evaluation Manager, Office of Research and Evaluation
Melissa Gouge, Ph.D., Research Analyst, Office of Research and Evaluation/ AmeriCorps NCCC
Panel: Civic Engagement and Racial Equity
Panelists:
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Anita Chikkatur, Carleton College & researcher, Brian Coleman
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Anjali Dutt, University of Cincinnati
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Jenna Cushing-Leubner, University of Wisconsin-Whitewater
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Laura Wray-Lake, University of California, Los Angeles
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Matthew Hudson-Flege, Clemson University
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Panel: Civic Engagement and Environmental Stewardship
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Carlos Vazquez Rivera, University of Puerto Rico, Humacao
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Suzanne Pritzker, Texas Southern University
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Jennifer Willett, University of Nevada & Jennifer Sims, Upward Bound with Youth Scientists: Vallabhi Shah, Alejandro Arriaga Medina, Dayan Valdez, and Rose Barajas
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Arthur Pressley, Drew University
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Penn Loh, Tufts University
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Panel: Civic Engagement and Pathways to Employment
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Carlin Rafie, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University & Dr. Emily Zimmerman, Virginia Commonwealth University
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Sam Intrator, Smith College
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Jodi Benenson, University of Nebraska, Omaha & Noorya Hayat, Tufts University
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Laura Hanson Schlachter University of Wisconsin-Madison,
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Kimberly Bender, University of Denver
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Panel: Incubators for Civic Engagement
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Brad Fulton, Indiana University
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Carol Cutler White, Mississippi State University
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Mary Ohmer, University of Pittsburgh with researchers Donnell Pearl and Katie Holler
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Rebecca Nesbit, University of Georgia
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Jim Witte, George Mason University
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Panel: Rising Up to the Challenge Civic Engagement in the Time of COVID
Panelists:
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Dawn Jackman Murphy, Fielding Graduate University
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Ayana Allen-Handy & Rachel Wenrick, Drexel University
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Marisol Clark-Ibanez, California State University, San Marcos
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Maren King, State University of New York-ESF
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Panel: Mobilizing and Managing Volunteers for Positive Community Change
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Peter Levine & Kei Kawashima-Ginsberg, Tufts University
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Mark Hager, Arizona State University
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Pamela Paxton, University of Texas at Austin
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Jennifer Crittenden, University of Maine
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Event Description:
The AmeriCorps Office of Research and Evaluation (ORE) hosted the three-day virtual 2021 Research Grantee Dialogue, where grantees shared with internal audiences how their programs impacted communities across the country and align with key social priorities from the Biden-Harris administration
This year’s format included six 1-hour and 30-minute panels comprised of research grantees. Each of the following sessions focused on a specific topic and include an open discussion with breakout groups and report-out sessions with panelists’ feedback:
- Civic Engagement and Racial Equity
- Civic Engagement and Environmental Stewardship
- Civic Engagement and Pathways to Employment
- Incubators for Civic Engagement
- Rising Up to the Challenge: Civic Engagement in the Time of COVID
- Mobilizing and Managing Volunteers for Positive Community Change
Closing Remarks: Mary Hyde, Ph.D., Director, AmeriCorps/ORE