Results for America, a non-profit organization that helps government leaders use evidence and data to find solutions to many of society’s ills – recently issued an updated case study about the progress a program in the City of Charlotte has made to improve upward mobility for its children. A decade ago in a study about intergenerational mobility of America’s 50 biggest cities, Charlotte came in dead last, but it's made leagues of progress since. They key has been the Year Up program which, according to the case study, “operates tuition-free and provides its mostly low-income participants with six months of sector-specific technical coursework followed by a six-month internship, with the goal of transitioning them into full-time roles.” This Management Update by Barrett and Greene Inc. delves into the key components of the program, which can be useful in many other cities. Zachary Markovits Cheryl Burnett Vi Lyles Gerald Chertavian Roberto Zeledon Catherine Ang Central Piedmont Community College Bank of America Christie Gragnani-Woods Mecklenburg County Click here: https://lnkd.in/ehg44282
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Good morning, past and present Business Bobcats! ☀️ Did you know THIS TUESDAY, April 9th, is Giving Day across OHIO?! 😸 BAACS would like to shed light on a Giving Day fund very important to the academic and career success of our students, the College of Business Student Organization Experiential Learning Fund — $1:$1 Match. This account will provide support to ensure students in the College of Business have equitable access to internships, enhanced career and professional development opportunities, and College of Business programming. Funds may be used for, but are not limited to, funding for student housing and related costs of internship opportunities (i.e., transportation and commute, utility expenses, etc.), career and professional development opportunities, and/or programming. In recent years, the fund has helped both individual COB students and COB student organizations in everything from case study participation to rent assistance during internships! Experiential learning is crucial to the success of OHIO College of Business Students. Consider donating to the College of Business Student Organization Experiential Learning Fund — $1:$1 Match this Giving Day! Learn more about Giving Day using the link below. 🔗 https://lnkd.in/gdZPfa3B. #BAACStosuccess #WeGotYourBAACS
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On this Giving Tuesday, please consider supporting NYC youth through Roads to Success, an organization I have been involved with for many years. The pandemic significantly impacted academic achievement, leaving many students struggling to recover even three years later (article link below). Your donations will directly contribute to reducing education disparities. This #GivingTuesday, our focus is on raising crucial funds for these initiatives: - College prep workshops - College tours for low-income students - College applications/travel for first-gen students - Career-building workshops and leadership events - Paid internship opportunities NYC's youth possess immense potential, but many lack the resources to reach their aspirations. Together, we can rewrite this story! Every contribution, no matter the amount, makes a meaningful difference. Will you join us in supporting their journey today? Support --> https://lnkd.in/ebuXN_C7 Article: https://lnkd.in/etm8ZTzc
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During the Fall semester, our Volunteer and Community Engagement class (PAD 622) continued working on collaborative efforts involving NKU Graduate Education and Community Shares of Greater Cincinnati. Students in this class worked with THREE nonprofit organizations on NINE service-learning projects: Community Shares of Greater Cincinnati: 1) new board member orientation handbook with updated forms; and 2) board member survey, analyses, and recommendations related board engagement. MUSE, Cincinnati's Women's Choir: 1) virtual information session for prospective volunteers; 2) draft volunteer position descriptions and recruitment ideas; 3) new volunteer handbook; and 4) suggested updates and adjustments to the existing member handbook. American Legacy Theatre: 1) recommendations for a more formal internship program; 2) draft volunteer position descriptions and application form; and 3) volunteer orientation materials. Thanks to all for being VERY ENGAGED in this service-learning experience! Hopefully, our nonprofit partners gained some useful information, ideas, and tools while our students applied the course content and learned more deeply. #NKUMPA #NKU #experientiallearning #learningbydoing #nonprofitmanagement #nonprofits #CommunityShares #MUSE #MUSECincinnati #AmericanLegacyTheatre #ALT #volunteermanagement #volunteerengagement #communityengagement
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Here are TWO reasons I support CILI - Career Immersion & Leadership Institute for Give Nola Day and everyday. Click to add your support: https://lnkd.in/ggs_NiZm? #GiveNolaDay #GiveNola #GiveNolaDay2024
How is your donation invested? - CILI Board member, Marques Colston shares part of the answer in the video below. Your support is invested into nurturing our local talented young people here at home in Louisiana. How can you help? Click the Link to Invest in our young leaders of New Orleans, Baton Rouge and Lafayette. - https://lnkd.in/g8XxDSzj Support their development and drive by joining us for Give Nola Day 2024! #CILIMade #GiveNola #GiveNolaDay #GiveNolaDay2024 #collegestudents #internships #inspiration #neworleans #batonrouge #lafayette #louisiana #thefutureoflouisiana
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Did you get to read the full article!? Check it out what it took for co-founders Raquel Shipp and Adam Shipp to serve The Future of Sacramento!
Sacramento Youth Center (SYC), a nonprofit organization, is revolutionizing youth enrichment and support in North Sacramento. The center was opened in 2019 by Raquel and Adam Shipp to offer varied recreational and educational activities for the local youth, including a black box theater, recording studio, full-service cafe, and charter school. Through a strong network of donors and grant funding, the SYC focuses on developing youth's mental and behavioral health, and preparing them for the future. Their flagship peer-mentor training program has already served 400 students, utilizing an empathetic approach to mental health support. Additionally, SYC offers workforce development through internships and paid training programs, including positions at their on-site cafe, Uptown Grounds Coffee and Chai. The center is more than a safe space—it's a haven of growth, support, and opportunity for Sacramento's youth. What are your thoughts on the impact of community-driven initiatives like the Sacramento Youth Center on local youth development and future job prospects? 🤔 📰 Keyshawn Davis | Solving Sacramento 🔗 https://bit.ly/4aHB3B9 📰 🗞️ 📰 🗞️ 📰 🗞️ 📰 🗞️ 📰 🗞️ #SYC #YouthEnrichment #NorthSacramento #CommunitySupport #NonprofitOrganization #YouthEmpowerment #MentalHealthAwareness #YouthDevelopment #PeerMentorship #WorkforceDevelopment #Internships #YouthPrograms #EmpathyInAction #CommunityInitiative #SupportLocalYouth #RecreationalActivities #EducationalOpportunities #FutureLeaders #SacramentoStrong #YouthSupportNetwork #BuildingBetterFutures #SacramentoYouthCenter #CreatingOpportunities #YouthEmpowermentThroughEducation #CharterSchoolPrograms #DonorsMakeADifference #GrantFundingSuccess #SafeSpaceForYouth #GrowTogetherSacramento
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Paid internships are foundational to providing career opportunities for young people who cannot afford to work for free. I love that this is focused on nonprofits and community organizations that don’t have resources for paid internships in their budgets. This is how we invest in the next generation of leaders. #PaidInternships #NonprofitLeadership #CommunityInvestment
Applications are now open to eligible non-profit and community-based organizations for Atlantic Union Bank's second annual Future Community Impact Makers Grant Program. 🎉 The application is presented by the bank's Community Impact Team, and more information can be found here: https://bit.ly/3NJ6z8S. Last year, the program provided 15 paid summer internship grants to organizations across our footprint. This year, we're doubling our impact by providing up to 30 grants worth $4,000 each! 👏 This program works to support pay equity within the community-based sector, while providing students with exposure to different career paths, opportunities for foundational skill development, and the ability to start building a professional network. Share with organizations you know, love and support. Member FDIC
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April is Financial Literacy Month! At Junior Achievement of South Florida, we're the key to real-world education. We're committed to shaping youths' futures by teaching financial literacy in all our programs. This month, we're spotlighting the importance of financial education, skills-based learning, summer internships and building overall wealth. 💡 We want your input! Share your wisdom and tips for today's youth through video or text. Your insights can inspire the next generation and equip them with practical financial knowledge. 🎥 Ready to contribute? Visit https://lnkd.in/dNJW4xZx to submit your responses. Let's empower youth and pave the way for a financially savvy future! Other ways to get involved include volunteering or making a donation to support our innovative programs. https://lnkd.in/esTVa5mp #FinancialLiteracyMonth #JAisTheKey #EmpowerYouth #ThePowerofPossibilities
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Felt Education and UNIS Join Forces to Empower Students through Meaningful Internships in Trauma-Informed Education [New York, April] – Felt Education, a leading non-profit offering innovative educational opportunities to refugees and survivors of war, trafficking and torture, is thrilled to announce a groundbreaking partnership with the United Nations International School (UNIS). Together, they are changing the educational landscape by offering students the opportunity to engage in transformative internships as classroom assistants and social media advocates. These semester-long experiences are designed to provide students with hands-on learning opportunities while making a positive impact on communities in need. One of the distinguishing features of this partnership is the emphasis on trauma-informed education. Interns will receive comprehensive training in trauma-informed practices, equipping them with the skills and knowledge needed to support vulnerable populations effectively. Partnered with experienced teachers, interns will assist in teaching English to online classes comprised of refugees, survivors of war, torture, and trafficking. "We are incredibly excited about this partnership with UNIS," said Caroline McKinnon, Chief Executive Officer at Felt Education. "By providing students with the opportunity to engage in meaningful internships, we are not only enhancing their educational experience but also empowering them to make a real difference in the lives of others. Through trauma-informed training and hands-on experience, interns will gain invaluable skills and insights that will serve them well in their future endeavors." Interns participating in this program will not only accrue volunteer hours but will also receive a certificate in the basics of trauma-informed education upon completion. This certificate will signify their commitment to understanding and addressing the needs of individuals who have experienced trauma, further enhancing their credentials and employability. The Felt Education-UNIS partnership represents a powerful collaboration between two organizations committed to making a difference in the world. Through hands-on learning experiences and trauma-informed training, students will emerge from this program with the skills, knowledge, and empathy needed to be effective leaders and advocates for positive change. United Nations United Nations International School #bethechange #Partnerships #nonprofit #education
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MBA Consulting Intern at JLL Chicago | MBA Candidate at Michigan Ross | Focused on Sustainable Solutions for the Future
🗣 Calling University of Michigan - Stephen M. Ross School of Business MBA Class of 2025!! How do you aim to support social impact causes while at school and focusing on your career? 🤔 Most will volunteer or donate to causes they care about. Some others forego the traditional MBA career path and instead decide to pursue jobs that focus on social impact. 🤑🤑🤑 On average, interns for Investment Banking and Consulting make over $750 per day. 💸💸💸 In contrast, the average recipient of Business+Impact at Michigan Ross internship funding receives less than 1/4th of these salaries. The Give-A-Day Fund is a longstanding Ross tradition recognized by the University of Michigan for its innovation of encouraging peer to peer philanthropy. Any level of donation helps stretch their funds as much as possible to support more students. As a student-led fundraising initiative that is gearing up for its 14th year supporting our MBA peers engaged in low paying/unpaid social impact internships, please spread the word to other classmates however you can! 🙏🏼 Help create a more equitable experience for future classmates by donating one day of your summer salary, or by sponsoring one day of somebody else’s ---> https://l.ead.me/gadf2024 (P.S. Stay tuned for a special opportunity to help spread the GADF word AND have a chance to get some freebies 👀)
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I had a fantastic time participating in Pathways to Success and discussing career options with sixth-formers! 😁 📈 Pathways to Success is Making The Leap's new pilot programme supporting sixth-form students in West London to access alternative post-18 career pathways. The programme is funded by The Mercers’ Charitable Foundation, for which the Mercers Company is a Corporate Trustee. Having completed a Law degree and Finance apprenticeship, I showed students that everyone's path to their career can be different. There is no conventional pathway to every career path. Remember, there's more to your future than conventional paths. Explore diverse careers, think outside the box, and find what excites you. From university, apprenticeships and internships leading you to unique industries; the possibilities are endless. Embrace the journey, and don't be afraid to pave your own way! 🎇 😁 #PathwaysForSuccess #MakingTheLeap #ApprenticeshipsWeek #CareerDevelopment
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