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- We saw a great question on Twitter today! As a member, what was your favorite AmeriCorps project?
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- Cassandra BrandtI always knew I wanted to serve others, just not a hamburger. After eight years in construction and four in college, I am finally following my dreams toward social service with non-profits. AmeriCorps Vista program made this possible for me, selecting me for a one year paid internship in which I can establish a presence in the social service industry. Finally I will use my skills and knowledge to address the issues of a disadvantaged population that I am passionate about, on the Navajo Indian reservation. I am grateful that the job comes with health insurance and child-care assistance, plus a relocation allowance. I am excited about starting my new job, and recommend this program for college graduates who are interested in social service and looking for a way in!about a month ago
- Cassandra BrandtI always knew I wanted to serve others, just not a hamburger. After eight years in construction and four in college, I am finally following my dreams toward social service with non-profits. AmeriCorps Vista program made this possible for me, selecting me for a one year paid internship in which I can establish a presence in the social service industry. Finally I will use my skills and knowledge to address the issues of a disadvantaged population that I am passionate about, on the Navajo Indian reservation. I am grateful that the job comes with health insurance and child-care assistance, plus a relocation allowance. I am excited about starting my new job, and recommend this program for college graduates who are interested in social service and looking for a way in!about a month ago
- Kevin B. KoonceWhy do you say that, William?about 4 months ago
- Cameron CuchulainnFor ideas about youth development activities, check out Rhode Islander Donny Barley's story on SLAP: Donny Barley and the Fountain of Youth, Part One: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tEpjIaDtXPw Part Two (video featuring lost tapes): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kGQMRfxNhh4 Photo and text full-length interview: http://www.slapmagazine.com/articles/full/slap-smores-donny-barley-and-the-fountain-of-youth-part-2about 5 months ago
- AmeriCorps NCCC members from the AmeriCorps NCCC Atlantic Region region participate in a 9/11 Day service project with the Corporation for National and Community Service, The Mission Continues, and Volunteers of America.
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- AmeriCorps NCCCGovernment Organization
- Corporation for National and Community ServiceCommunity & Government
- AmeriCorps VISTA - Volunteers In Service To AmericaGovernment Organization
- AmeriCorps AlumsNon-Profit Organization
- Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Kansas CitySocial Services
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While in AmeriCorps NCCC, Tina was deployed to NYC after the 9/11 attacks. Today, she's still serving with Habitat for Humanity.AmeriCorps shared a link.
Olive Eckstein, made AmeriCorps Alums everywhere proud when she used her AmeriCorps NCCC training and responded to the 9/11 attacks at ground zero on September 11.- If AmeriCorps had a mascot, it would be a _______________.
Discuss. - This week marked the 7th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina. Did you know that in response to that devastating hurricane, more than 17,000 AmeriCorps members provided 8.5 million hours of service? (FRIDAY FAST FACT)
National Service responded then just as they're responding now, helping Gulf Coast communities weather storms like Isaac. AmeriCorps shared AmeriCorps's album.
So many great moments on that day! Help us remember - See yourself of your program? Tag it!AmeriCorps shared a link.
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Have you voted in the AmeriCorps Photo & Video contest yet? So many great entries. Which one is your favorite?- Thousands of AmeriCorps and national service members are preparing to respond to Tropical Storm Isaac.
Did you ever respond to a disaster during your term of service? AmeriCorps shared a link.
Meet Bill Basl, AmeriCorps Director!
Got questions for him? We'd love to hear what they are, as well as how you'd like to engage with him. Blog posts? Twitter chats? Google+ Hangouts? You tell us!AmeriCorps shared a link.
This AmeriCorps Alum is helping children learn to love reading with "Bess the Book Bus".
Do you think she got the idea from AmeriCorps NCCC? We hear those members like to name their vans.
What was your van's name?- We often talk about how AmeriCorps is a pathway to opportunity. What is the one skill you gained in the program that better prepared you for your career?
- Wow, we're less than 50 people away from 30,000 likes! Just a small indication of how passionate and committed the AmeriCorps community is! Can you help us get to 30,000?
- Thanks to all who attended AmeriCorps Day at The White House last week! Whether you were there in-person or virtually, tag yourself in this (first of many) photo from an awesome day!
- AmeriCorps Alums Day at the White House (97 photos)On Friday, August 17, The White House welcomed more than 175 AmeriCorps Alumni from 25 states and the District of Columbia for a day-long session celebrating national service as a pathway to opportunity and career advancement.— at The White House.
As part o...f the day-long program, the White House will honored 12 AmeriCorps Alums as “Champions of Change.” These extraordinary leaders demonstrate how AmeriCorps alumni have leveraged their national service experience to become influential in their careers and leaders in their communities.See More - All day, CNCS CEO Wendy Spencer has been asking the AmeriCorps Alums here at the White House what their proudest moment as a member was. We're not going to lie, all these stories give us the warm fuzzies.
Let's recreate it here. Facebook people - what was your proudest moment in AmeriCorps? - ActivitySeptemberPeople Who Like ThisVisits7316