Monthly Archives: June 2018

It did not take me long to understand the selfless, assured matriarchy that steers Muslim Family Services of Ohio. Tucked away in an unassuming building filled with chiropractic and dental offices, MFS is a bustling ground-story homebase for the wider … Continue reading →

Before this week, I had never been to the Columbus Foundation. I walked into the front doors on Monday with no idea what to expect for the summer because, like the Columbus Foundation, I had never been to my work … Continue reading →

Meeting my fellow Summer Fellows on Monday was an intimidating experience for me. I felt as if everyone lived lives as if they are the most interesting persons in the world and that icebreaker activities turned into a space for … Continue reading →

Hi everyone! Firstly, I want to express how excited I am for this summer opportunity. My first week at the Huck House has been incredible. My name is Emily Long, and I recently graduated from Ohio State with my undergraduate … Continue reading →

Hello! My name is Michaela Master, I’ll be entering my fourth and final year at Ohio State in the fall to get my degree in Environment, Economy, Development, and Sustainability (EEDS), and a minor in City and Regional Planning. This … Continue reading →

Podcast link: https://soundcloud.com/user-110817248/tcf-blog-week-1/s-EraYY Podcast transcript: “Howdy howdy. Madeline’s the name, non-profit is the game. Born in Phoenix, raised in Columbus– I claim the 614 as home. I attend the College Conservatory of Music at the University of Cincinnati as an Electronic … Continue reading →

Hello all! My name is Megan Simmons, I am a rising senior at The Ohio State University. I study Political Science and Public Policy Analysis, with minors in City and Regional Planning and Women’s, Gender and Sexuality Studies. This summer, … Continue reading →

Hello everyone! My name is Mason Hickman, my pronouns are they/them/theirs and I’m a rising senior in Political Science and Women’s Gender and Sexuality Studies at The Ohio State University. During my fellowship with The Columbus Foundation, I will be … Continue reading →