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Media Projects
I realize I write about almost all other experiences than my actual projects assigned to my role but I think that’s because working in multimedia for the past 6 years that it is second nature to me and I don’t … Continue reading
My Summer Enhanced With Wright Choice
Leaving the house at 7am and knowing you won’t return until 8:30pm was a hard pill to swallow but I was determined to dedicated my summer to professional development. In addition to my fellow learning sessions and full time work of … Continue reading
Nonprofits are a fast paced & flexible environment– no kidding!
Do you know how to ask, “What’s your household annual income,” in Somali or Spanish? Yeah, me neither. While my main responsibilities in this fellowship lie in the marketing and communications realm, I do however have plenty of opportunities to … Continue reading
Tagged Columbus, food access, government forms, inequality, Nonprofit, Ohio, produce, Somali, Spanish
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Enhancing My Fellowship
I’m finding out that every experience is very attainable if you just ask. My supervisor Dave encouraged me to shape this fellowship to make it worthwhile. Attending a board of trustees meeting was at the top of my list and … Continue reading
Southside Champions
Little did I know as I dashed out of my apartment this morning and sprinted for the bus stop that the next bus wouldn’t make its way through the area for another 50 minutes. As humorously described in TCF Summer … Continue reading
It’s More of a Controlled Chaos
Exciting opportunity! I help relaunched my organization’s newsletter which they have not had one in a really long time, so long nobody can remember the last newsletter they sent out. I also figured out why they haven’t been able to … Continue reading
Tagged articles, communications, design, InDesign, media, newsletter
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Say R-E-A-D Alouuuud!
This morning I had the honor and pleasure to be the Read Aloud guest at my organization’s Freedom School! After blogging and tweeting of other’s experiences for the past two weeks, (click here to read about that aspect of my … Continue reading
Good Morning Freedom Schools!
Follow our program! Twitter @CD4AP_FSchool Facebook.com/cd4apsummeryouthprogram Tumblr/website: cd4apsummeryouthprogram.org Lincoln Park Elementary becomes summer site for the Children’s Defense Fund Freedom Schools program and I’m the lucky staff member that is behind developing our program’s web presence. First of all, this program … Continue reading
Tagged blogging, education, technology
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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