Monthly Archives: July 2018

I spent my eighth week at Equality Ohio doing a lot of self-reflection as the program begins to close. In the office, I’ve been working on a lot of data management and fundraising planning. It’s been really fun being able … Continue reading →

Week 6 of the fellowship has provided a lot of insight into social enterprise. LifeCare Alliance utilizes many strategies for social enterprise, including Carrie’s Cafe, a senior dining center which is open to the public, L.A. Catering, a catering company, … Continue reading →

Earlier this week, we heard from Doug Kridler the President and CEO of the Columbus Foundation. We touched on a concept that has always fascinated me, especially in the last year coming from the Columbus Partnership to the Columbus Foundation. … Continue reading →

I knew at the beginning of this fellowship that this experience would be filled with learning and growth. However, classrooms manifest in many different forms – the COTA bus system was one for me this summer. The suburb that I … Continue reading →

Every day, the kids at camp come in and fight over one toy: the Legos. Whether it’s the girls, the boys, the kids that like art, or the kids that don’t, there is a constant brawl over who is gonna … Continue reading →

Podcast link: https://soundcloud.com/user-110817248/tcf-blog-week-8/s-jqokQ Podcast transcript: “What’s this? I’m no longer surrounded by bugs and dirt and covered in sweat? Must mean my week of camp is over. The past seven days I’ve been working remotely–very remotely–all the way from Danville Ohio, … Continue reading →

This past week I was able to substitute for a counselor and spend the entire week with one group of kids. I was very excited when I heard I would be doing this because as the CIT coordinator, all my … Continue reading →

Two weeks left of being with Ohio Crime Victim Justice Center that is. When periods of life are coming to a close, the ends have often snuck up on me, so I am thinking ahead to be more prepared for … Continue reading →

This week has been long. Monday seems like it was SO far away. This week, work was not as fast-paced as usual. There has been so much going on in our office- the new AmeriCorps members start on Monday, and … Continue reading →