Monthly Archives: July 2023

They always say that honesty is the best policy, right? I’m not really even sure who “they” is, but at least that’s what I had always heard growing up. Prepare yourself, because I’m about to hurl an honesty bomb at … Continue reading →

It’s strange to think that my time at Equitas Health, my fellowship with the Columbus Foundation, and my summer are all just about halfway finished. I’ve thoroughly enjoyed my time thus far, and I am hopeful that the remaining half … Continue reading →

My role this week at We Amplify Voices has been a change in direction and change of pace. Summer programming ended on the last day of June, so the hours I spent painting and creating musical instruments with the kids … Continue reading →

This week I’ve continued to complete my assigned tasks on my own, as my supervisor is still on vacation. I’m continuing to comb through long lists of comic shops, bookstores, small press outlets, and blogs. My goal in all of … Continue reading →

This week was quite low key compared to previous weeks – as it was the first of two weeks with no Young Masters or Teens at camp and the museum was closed for two days due to the holiday. A … Continue reading →

This week has been a whirlwind of excitement and growth as I take on new responsibilities at Central Community House for the upcoming Village Makers Festival on August 12th. With my supervisor on a well-deserved two-week vacation, I have been … Continue reading →

This week at RMHC Columbus has been absolutely wonderful. I’ve had the opportunity to dedicate a lot of time to independent research on how to create successful content and stay updated with the latest trends on social media. I’ve discovered … Continue reading →

My project for Jewish Family Services is three-fold. I’m writing a marketing plan combining multiple media types to bolster JFS knowledge in the greater Columbus area, putting together engagement plans for various stakeholders affiliated with JFS, and ending the summer … Continue reading →

Part of living a fulfilling life is knowing your purpose. For those of us that choose the path of community work, you have to have passion and independent drive to work with marginalized community organizations. In the fourth week, that … Continue reading →

In my third week at At Home By High, I had various tasks, from weekly services to preparing for and conducting interviews with the replacement second permanent staff. The theme of all the activities I did was connection. I observed … Continue reading →