This nine month program combines full time employment in City government with a comprehensive seminar series exploring the mechanics of local government and electoral politics, as well as important issues facing the city. This one year program allows volunteers to serve in urban centers and take trips to work in smaller communities as well. Volunteers work as teachers, youth organizers, social workers, and nursing home activities directors. The Field School for Environmental Organizing offers college graduates a one year program to become skilled organizers for the environmental movement. This service organization places college graduates in one year apprenticeships at non-profit organizations in five cities.
Allies learn skills to become social policy entrepreneurs.
This nine month program, provides fellows an opportunity to engage in direct service to local hunger relief agencies and then travel to Washington, DC for placement in a policy making agency. The Corps asks graduates to make a one year commitment to work for social justice, live in Christian communities, and explore a simpler lifestyle in one of six urban locations. More opportuntities will be listed soon. For more information on opportunities in non-profit or government, contact Dian Poe at the Career Development Center.