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Monthly Archives: June 2012
Learning about starting a social enterprise
I have updated the Streetcard and currently working to translate into it into Spanish. I passed out some of them at our booth during ComFest and gave some to the vendors. I believe this Streetcard will help those at risk … Continue reading
Process vs. Product
I was talking with one of my roommates recently about a class that she took on Community Art. She described the process vs. product dilemma: do we focus more on what we are learning as we make the art, or … Continue reading
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Hunger & Health
Giving drugs without food is like washing your hands and drying them in the dirt.” Haitian Proverb I studied health services administration in my undergraduate degree and will be pursuing a graduate degree in public health starting this fall, meaning … Continue reading
Working in the South Side
I was quite unaware of the OSU campus bubble I lived in until prior to this fellowship. Before last week, I gave myself a lot of credit for being the adventurous one out of my circle of friends. I was … Continue reading
Finding the Upside of Down (syndrome)
After a week and a half (I must apologize for the tardiness of this post, as blogging is a challenging new adventure for me) of working with the Down Syndrome Association of Central Ohio, affectionately noted as DSACO (di-SAH-co), I … Continue reading
Food for Thought
Hi! My name is Owen Pollack and I am the Westerville Area Resource Ministry (W.A.R.M.) Summer Fellow. My primary responsibility is to serve as a leader of one Lunch Club site, maintaining and improving the standards, attendance, and positive relationships … Continue reading
King Midas and the Touch of Gold
Sometimes, I compare myself to the mythical king of Greece. The one that turned whatever he touched into gold — King Midas. However, I am far from being magical and I’m not a big fan of gold. Since I’m from the present … Continue reading
A Falling Leaf Affects the Farthest Star
I have completed one week and started a second week at the Broad Street Food Pantry, and it has been a great experience so far! So happy to finally begin and get the ball rolling. A quick overview of my … Continue reading
Cultivating Collaboration
One of the lessons emerging from my work at Local Matters is the importance of collaboration. I naively assumed that I would have to know everything and be an idea powerhouse to be a successful Fellow; however, it’s quickly becoming … Continue reading
(614) Day and Pride!
At first I was a little disappointed that right after graduating from THE Ohio State University I would be starting work the following day in Columbus, Ohio. So many of my friends had weeks or months off before starting the … Continue reading