Archive for the ‘ Opportunities ’ Category
Guest post contributed by Maurice Matthews, Inspire Fellow. Do you want to know how to make the jump from the corporate sector into the non-profit space? The short answer is: there is no one way to make the jump, but it can be a great experience if you take time to understand yourself and find [ READ MORE ]
Innovative national service and fellowship programs focus creatively to solve serious social and environmental problems in our communities. At the same time, programs offer participants a chance to learn new technical and people skills, develop new social networks, and become part of a solution. Currently, there are hundreds of diverse service corps working around the [ READ MORE ]
Guest post by Alison Fedyna, Blue Engine 2010-2011 Fellow, teaches individualized algebra instruction to a small group of high schoolers daily in New York City. Blue Engine is currently accepting applications for its 2011-2012 year. A few months ago I had no idea what I wanted to do with my life. I was a recent [ READ MORE ]
ServeNext.org is now accepting applications for its 2011 Field Program, placing part-time organizers throughout the country to help build networks of service supporters and stakeholders and to advocate for Federal support of service. To give potential applicants a first hand perspective on what it’s like to be a ServeNext Organizer, 2010 Organizer Patti Kurtz shares [ READ MORE ]
Be The Change, Inc. — the folks behind the Service Nation movement to grow funding and support for service opportunities — have launched a survey to ask you how you find volunteer opportunities. A Service Nation blog post explains: In the next month, we are launching a project that we are calling ServiceCensus. The ServiceCensus [ READ MORE ]
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