Cornell Alternative Breaks

Cornell Alternative Breaks At the Heart of Service Lies Community Alternative Breaks is a student led program of the Cornell Public Service Center.

Participants have the opportunity to learn, serve, & grow when they embark on drug-free and alcohol-free service learning oriented trips over Spring Break. Do you have a passion for service and community interaction? Want to learn more about social justice issues? Then join one of our amazing teams that will spend Spring Break tackling various social justice issues such as urban poverty, hunger, i

nadequate housing, domestic violence, homelessness, civil rights, HIV/AIDS, at-risk youth, and environmental justice. Trip sites include New York City, Washington D.C., Cape Cod, Lake Placid, Orlando and rural West Virginia. Note: You MUST attend one of the info sessions (coming up in October) in order to be eligible to apply for the program. To learn more about the program, please visit our website: http://orgsync.rso.cornell.edu/org/altbreaks

Please feel free to contact us with any questions or concerns through e-mail: [email protected]

05/24/2022

The Institute hosted its first in-person spring Commencement ceremony since May 2019 Saturday on Colton Hall lawn in downtown Monterey, celebrating 259 graduates from 20 countries.

03/23/2022

We are honored to have Carol Prevost, CEO of Mountain Lake Academy in Lake Placid, NY, spend some time with our MLA team today in preparation for their trip. Alternative Breaks has partnered with MLA for the past 17 years, and we deeply value our strong and continued relationship with the agency. Our teams will be beginning their weeks of service in just TWO WEEKS! COUNTDOWN!

12/30/2021

Ghislaine Maxwell faces six counts, including s*x trafficking of a minor and s*x trafficking conspiracy, for helping Jeffrey Epstein s*xually abuse girls.

12/05/2021

New York City’s Mayor-elect has identified more than 700 people who will serve on his mayoral transition committees, and that’s just a start.

10/18/2021

Join Polaris's digital community to make a difference in the lives of human trafficking victims and survivors.

08/29/2021

This week on Positively Black, Harlem Grown is a community garden, founded by Tony Hillery, that has become a safe haven for community members.

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