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Service Year Alliance strives to make a year of service a common expectation and opportunity for all young Americans.
Service Year Alliance strives to make a year of service a common expectation and opportunity for all young Americans.
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We are looking for the next Service Year / AmeriCorps Alums Segal Leadership fellow. Apply today at https://serviceyear.org/segalaward/.
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Are you a recent high school graduate or know a recent high school graduate? Service Year Alliance is hosting a High School Graduate Focus group on Wednesday, June 9 at 5:00 PM (ET) to explore strategies on how to engage graduates in service years. Participants that choose to participate will be compensated. Sign up here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfB_2mTWWUWzHCtgIJU7dCmSsUb524whiwwLismOQomiluQrg/viewform?usp=send_form
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EVENT REMINDER: Join us for our All Chapter Leadership meeting tonight at 7:00 PM (ET)! Please RSVP: https://tinyurl.com/ACSCChapter519
EVENT REMINDER: Join us for our All Chapter Leadership meeting tonight at 7:00 PM (ET)! Please RSVP: https://tinyurl.com/ACSCChapter519
We were THRILLED to meet reps from our Alums Chapters in Austin, Chicago, the Twin Cities, NYC and more last month! Want to join in the conversation? Please RSVP for our meeting on Wednesday, May 19 at 7:00 PM (ET): https://tinyurl.com/ACSCChapter519
We were THRILLED to meet reps from our Alums Chapters in Austin, Chicago, the Twin Cities, NYC and more last month! Want to join in the conversation? Please RSVP for our meeting on Wednesday, May 19 at 7:00 PM (ET): https://tinyurl.com/ACSCChapter519
Calling all AmeriCorps Alums Chapters! We are gathering together for a conversation on Wednesday, May 19 at 7:00 PM (ET). To RSVP, visit: https://tinyurl.com/ACSCChapter51
Calling all AmeriCorps Alums Chapters! We are gathering together for a conversation on Wednesday, May 19 at 7:00 PM (ET). To RSVP, visit: https://tinyurl.com/ACSCChapter51
Are you the Chapter Leader for Service Year Alums in your city or region? If so, please join us for a conversation on Wednesday, May 19 at 7:00 PM (ET). RSVP here: https://tinyurl.com/ACSCChapter519
Are you the Chapter Leader for Service Year Alums in your city or region? If so, please join us for a conversation on Wednesday, May 19 at 7:00 PM (ET). RSVP here: https://tinyurl.com/ACSCChapter519
Are you part of an alums Chapter, or know about one in your area? Let us know! Take a minute to fill out this survey to get your Chapter connected to the national network. https://forms.gle/vMTY4sFDvca7wuRB8
Calling all chapters! The Alumni Chapter Steering Committee (ACSC) is conducting a national inventory of AmeriCorps Alums chapters. We want to know if you’re out there and who’s leading. Learn more about the Committee at serviceyearalliance.org/acsc
Parker Sams served in two AmeriCorps programs, AmeriCorps NCCC and AmeriCorps VISTA. Parker's two service years have shown him that there are so many hard-working people behind the scenes that keep our communities running. He's learned that he has a big passion for public service and is very grateful to AmeriCorps for giving him the chance to travel to diverse communities around the country and get things done! Learn more about service year opportunities at serviceyear.org. #servelikeme
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For #AmeriCorpsWeek, we are putting the spotlight on Tennessee national service members. Meet Joelle Thompson, an AmeriCorps member with BRIDGES, USA in Memphis and hear what inspired her to serve.
“I chose to serve with AmeriCorps because I wanted to have a gap year of work experience that was meaningful and impactful for communities that deserve it most. I was a Bridge Builder growing up, and that experience reminded me of the opportunities I would have to accomplish my goals for doing meaningful and impactful work. At BRIDGES, serving youth has expanded my knowledge on the issues youth face, their passions and interests, and how to propel them into community building. AmeriCorps has allowed me to tailor my interests to my work, do a significant amount of internal work and learn how I show up in my community through service.
As a native Memphian, and a future Public Health professional, I have a fiery passion for health equity, social justice, and community development in all areas of disenfranchised communities. Memphis, being a majority black city, has given me the tools and the inspiration for giving back and serving, and I believe youth development is the best way to attack the cycles of disparities and issues that plague our minority communities. As an advocate, I have been able to build youth leaders through my service term and develop my own advocacy skills that I do not believe would have happened anywhere else. I am forever grateful for my AmeriCorps and BRIDGES experience this year, especially through the troubling times of today.”
#ServeLikeMe #WeAreAmeriCorps
It is #AmeriCorpsWeek and we are putting the spotlight on Tennessee national service members. Dylan Green, an Appalachian Regional Coalition on Homelessness AmeriCorps member, shared what he has experienced and gained while serving with Chattanooga Homeless Coalition.
“Being an advocate for the community and folks experiencing homelessness that don't have anyone to speak for them, has been my favorite part of my AmeriCorps experience. Just being able to be there for people that have no one else, especially during the challenges they faced this past year due to the pandemic, has been so meaningful. Also having the opportunity to use news media and social media to reach new people has been a fantastic experience. I had never done that before, and I saw the results of it through new donations and hearing from new people that wanted to get involved in what we are doing. For the recent Point in Time Count event, I enjoyed the experience of learning how to organize volunteers. I have gained some planning and leadership skills and received many valuable trainings while serving. For example, I received Narcan training, and I carry lifesaving kits with me during outreach. There have been a few times that I thought I was going to need to use it, and it is good to know that, if needed, I can save a life due to my training. I also trained on human trafficking and learned that I had a limited understanding of what human trafficking is and now have new resources to share. I have also gained skills in case management. Basically, I was given the freedom to explore a lot of different roles and responsibilities that I never thought before I would be able to do. I love my service experience”
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Kevin Tellez worked with CalSERVES: Passion, Potential, Power as an Expanded Learning Mentor. In Kevin’s words, “I am sincerely grateful for the opportunity to discover Santa Rosa, to be there to support the community of Bellevue Schools, and for tending to the land through creek clean ups, removal of invasive species, and school site beautification of community gardens. I appreciate these volunteer opportunities, and the memories of my mentorship organized by the terrific staff for our program.” Learn more about service opportunities at ServiceYear.org. #servelikeme
Kevin Tellez worked with CalSERVES: Passion, Potential, Power as an Expanded Learning Mentor. In Kevin’s words, “I am sincerely grateful for the opportunity to discover Santa Rosa, to be there to support the community of Bellevue Schools, and for tending to the land through creek clean ups, removal of invasive species, and school site beautification of community gardens. I appreciate these volunteer opportunities, and the memories of my mentorship organized by the terrific staff for our program.” Learn more about service opportunities at ServiceYear.org. #servelikeme
Introducing Aman Kaur, who served with Literacy AmeriCorps of Palm Beach County, FL. Check out Aman's blog post of how she found her career in libraries through AmeriCorps: https://www.volunteerflorida.org/blog/testing-myself-finding-my-career-with-americorps/
This guest blog was written by AmeriCorps alum Amanpreet “Aman” Kaur, who currently serves as the 2015-2017 Eugene Garfield Resident in Science Librarianship at University of Pennsylvania Libraries (full bio below). This was originally published on the AmeriCorps Alums blog. As a student, I enjo...
Chelsea Blumenthal was motivated to join AmeriCorps Reading Partners in San Francisco because Chelsea believes educational equity should be a basic right, not a privilege. As a Site Coordinator, she was able to interact with students in a way that catalyzed the course of their educational experience. Knowing that by fourth grade, students who are not reading at grade level are four times less likely to graduate on time, she was motivated every day to push her students to get them ready for graduation and life beyond. Interested in making a difference? Learn more about service opportunities on serviceyear.org. #ServeLikeMe
Chelsea Blumenthal was motivated to join AmeriCorps Reading Partners in San Francisco because Chelsea believes educational equity should be a basic right, not a privilege. As a Site Coordinator, she was able to interact with students in a way that catalyzed the course of their educational experience. Knowing that by fourth grade, students who are not reading at grade level are four times less likely to graduate on time, she was motivated every day to push her students to get them ready for graduation and life beyond. Interested in making a difference? Learn more about service opportunities on serviceyear.org. #ServeLikeMe
Joe Biden Should Make National Service the Cornerstone of His Legacy
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Joe Biden Should Make National Service the Cornerstone of His Legacy
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Reema’s expectation was to join AmeriCorps to make a difference. The reality was that as much as Reema’s service made a difference to others, those that Reema served in Roanakoe, VA changed Reema’s life for the better. Want to make a difference? Start searching for opportunities at ServiceYear.org. #servelikeme
Reema’s expectation was to join AmeriCorps to make a difference. The reality was that as much as Reema’s service made a difference to others, those that Reema served in Roanakoe, VA changed Reema’s life for the better. Want to make a difference? Start searching for opportunities at ServiceYear.org. #servelikeme
Adam Burak served with Literacy AmeriCorps of Palm Beach County in Boynton Beach, FL. AmeriCorps taught Adam that his true passion was to serve and help others, which “informs everything that I do in my life currently”. Adam learned about ways to help other people and gained incredible life skills like leadership, empathy, and project management during his time serving in AmeriCorps. Want to learn more about service year opportunities? Visit serviceyear.org for more information. #ServeLikeMe
Adam Burak served with Literacy AmeriCorps of Palm Beach County in Boynton Beach, FL. AmeriCorps taught Adam that his true passion was to serve and help others, which “informs everything that I do in my life currently”. Adam learned about ways to help other people and gained incredible life skills like leadership, empathy, and project management during his time serving in AmeriCorps. Want to learn more about service year opportunities? Visit serviceyear.org for more information. #ServeLikeMe
Nicki’s AmeriCorps experience was with Volunteer Maryland in partnership with Anne Arundel County Department of Recreation and Parks where she educated the community on environmental stewardship, built a network of engaged volunteers and inspired people to get involved. She continued to grow her career of service, engagement and motivation. Currently as the Director of the Maryland State Service Commission, she has the privilege to leverage service, volunteerism and civic engagement to create real transformation in our state, country and around the globe. Interested in learning more about service year opportunities? Visit serviceyear.org for more info. #servelikeme
To show gratitude, Service Year teamed up with America's Service Commissions to thank Congressional leaders and the CORPS Act Co-Sponsors for building bipartisan momentum for #nationalservice and ensuring AmeriCorps and #nationalservice programs were included in the $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan Act of 2021. This is one of the most significant developments in national service history! Take action by saying thank you here: https://p2a.co/emYLPR7
I just took action to thank Congress for including $1 billion for @AmeriCorps @AmeriCorpsSr @StateCommission and #VolunteerGeneration in the #AmericanRescuePlan! Take 5 minutes to thank our champions: [@campaign] @States4Service @ServiceYear #Stand4Service
Jamier Jones served as a Post-Secondary Mentor, and an Enrollment Coach with YouthBuild Philadelphia Charter School, and College Possible. His service years were great opportunities that allowed him to develop and enhance his skills and qualities as an educator while making a difference in urban communities.
We invite fellow Service Year Alums to use the #ServeLikeMe hashtag to share their Service Stories to both celebrate and inspire others to serve in their communities!
Jamier Jones served as a Post-Secondary Mentor, and an Enrollment Coach with YouthBuild Philadelphia Charter School, and College Possible. His service years were great opportunities that allowed him to develop and enhance his skills and qualities as an educator while making a difference in urban communities.
We invite fellow Service Year Alums to use the #ServeLikeMe hashtag to share their Service Stories to both celebrate and inspire others to serve in their communities!
Happy #AmeriCorpsWeek! Let’s celebrate 270K+ AmeriCorps members and AmeriCorps Seniors volunteers united in #nationalservice each year to #getthingsdone America. Get started at http://bit.ly/AmeriCorpsWeek2021… to find 3 easy ways to join the fun. #WeAreAmeriCorps
Introducing Willie Brooks from ACSC! Willie served two terms of service with FEMACorps AmeriCorps NCCC as a corps member then team leader, and one with AmeriCorps VISTA where he served The Oaks Academy from 2013-2016, and currently works for Serve Indiana. Willie believes that his AmeriCorps experience was key in paving the way for his current and future professional success. He looks forward to hearing the “AmeriStories” of current members and alumni alike throughout his term as Vice Chair and beyond. #ServeLikeMe
As we plan for National AmeriCorps week in March, we invite chapters to use the #ServeLikeMe hashtag to celebrate their local Alums/Servant Leaders!
Jason Hatch was an @AmeriCorps member with Virginia State Parks from 2017-2018 and now leads professional development efforts for @ServiceYear ACSC. He is also an active member of the Civilian Conservation Corps Legacy Alumni Association, also serving for 24 years as a military officer/diplomat. #ServeLikeMe
For @AmeriCorps week, we invite chapters and service programs to use #ServeLikeMe to celebrate service members, inspiring budding leaders to consider #NationalService!
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Friday's 3 🔥🔥🔥 HOT #jobs July 19: Urban Teachers - Baltimore, MD: https://urbanteacher.bamboohr.com/jobs/view.php?id=128 Jesuit Volunteer Corps (JVC) Northwest – Milwaukie, OR: https://americorpsalums-jobs.careerwebsite.com/job/recruitment-coordinator/49630788/ Service Employees International Union - Miami, FL: https://americorpsalums-jobs.careerwebsite.com/job/union-organizer-in-training/49608002/
Friday's 3 🔥🔥🔥 HOT #jobs July 12: ServeDC - Washington, DC: https://mota.applytojob.com/apply/qCJ7lyAmko/Grants-Management-Specialist-ServeDC Report for America - New York, NY: https://americorpsalums-jobs.careerwebsite.com/job/director-of-recruitment/49455388/ YMCA - Laguna Niguel, California: https://americorpsalums-jobs.careerwebsite.com/job/personal-trainer-laguna-niguel-ca/49484523/
Friday's 3 🔥🔥🔥 HOT #jobs July 5: Summer Search - Petaluma, California: https://americorpsalums-jobs.careerwebsite.com/job/program-associate/49334117/ City of Phoenix - Phoenix, AZ: https://americorpsalums-jobs.careerwebsite.com/job/deputy-public-works-director/49333086/ US Department of Justice - Washington, DC: https://indeedhi.re/2RVVCTn
Friday's 3 🔥🔥🔥 HOT #jobs June 28: Jesuit Volunteer Corps Northwest - Milwaukie, OR: https://americorpsalums-jobs.careerwebsite.com/job/americorps-program-manager/49178718/ YMCA - Atlanta, GA: https://americorpsalums-jobs.careerwebsite.com/job/spanish-immersion-assistant-teacher/49178305/ Volunteer West Virginia - Charleston, West Virginia: https://volunteer.wv.gov/News/Pages/Now-Hiring-Financial-Manager.aspx
Happy New Year! 2019 is going to be a big year for #AmeriCorpsAlums at Service Year. In 2018, #AmeriCorpsAlums (aka YOU) continued to serve their communities, inspire the next generation of #serviceyear members, and helped Service Year grow national service opportunities nation-wide. We thank you for all that you've done with us, and can't wait to see what 2019 has to bring for you, Service Year, and #nationalservice! Check it out below:
We did a lot together in 2018 to advance service years in America! You helped us reach more young people than ever, start new service year programs, protect federal funding, #AmeriCorps Alums was acquired(!!!) & much more. WATCH our Thank You video:
Teach 313 is looking for service year alums like you to become teachers in Detroit. There are countless reasons to teach in Detroit after your service year, but here are our top three. Learn more at ServiceYear.org/teachdetroit.
You did a service year with AmeriCorps. Now these employers want to hire you. Sign up today for our free, virtual career fair on October 19th from 2:00-4:00pm ET: bit.ly/virtualcareerfair-oct2018
Here’s what hundreds of eagles rallying at the Capitol for national service looks like... Learn more from Service Year at LetUsServe.org. #LetUsServe #EaglesinDC
What did we take away from our time at Points of Light's National Conference on Volunteering and Service, the alumni changemakers in Detroit, and our emcee Mike Ellison? Be a rabble-rouser for social good & write your own epic story. #serviceunites
Join us, AmeriCorps, the Corporation for National and Community Service (CNCS), and national service partners across the country in celebrating the AmeriCorps Class of 2016! Show your alum pride using #AmeriGrad on social media this June. The CEO of CNCS, Wendy Spencer, shares more about our community of engaged civic leaders and the benefits AmeriCorps alumni can access because they served.
AmeriCorps alum Sarah Gebhardt started vlogging while she served. 7,000+ views later, she's graduated AmeriCorps, got a job, started school, and launched her own YouTube channel. Check out why Sarah began vlogging, why she thinks more alums should join her, and how you can get started!
From the White House to your house, our Co-ED Mary Bruce says "Happy Holidays!" as she accepts a holiday tour on behalf of all AmeriCorps alums.
We’re remembering the heroes and those we lost on 9/11 – and inspired by the 13,000 kids who were born on 9/11 to do one good deed today.
"I'm going to be spending the day, along with our staff, doing what we've been doing for the last 10 years, and that's rebuilding homes," says AmeriCorps alum and Habitat for Humanity of the Mississippi Gulf Coast CEO Chris Monforton. Thank you to all the AmeriCorps and Senior Corps volunteers who served when Hurricane Katrina first devastated the Gulf Coast and to those who stayed behind to continue rebuilding. #Katrina10
Our Co-ED Mary Bruce invites you to our 9/1 & 9/30 Virtual Grad School Fairs. Meet 30+ grad schools on those two days! #VirtualGradFair Sign-Up: http://bit.ly/1M4VhHU (9/1) & http://bit.ly/1bxE7lQ (9/30)
#MustWatch video from Equal Justice Works AmeriCorps program about how one Legal Fellow changed a veteran's life. Patrick was homeless after being locked out by a landlord with his belongings, including his red beret, still inside. Watch how they fought back and transformed Patrick's life: http://youtu.be/8tKMoYVuvB8
LIVE from the White House, our Co-ED Mary Bruce says "Happy Birthday, AmeriCorps!" #AmeriCorps20
Points of Light CEO Michelle Nunn offered some inspiring words during her welcome to our Alums that attended our Pre Conference during the National Conference on Volunteering and Service.
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