Author Archives: evafraser51

This week, I edited last week’s interviews and filmed the final two! On Wednesday, I had the pleasure of interviewing Tasha Booker in Action for Children’s new office space. She shared her perspectives on the importance of nonprofit collaboration and … Continue reading →

This week was one of the most exciting weeks in my fellowship thus far because I got to put preparation into action. Namely, I conducted two out of the four interviews for the Women and the Origin of the Social … Continue reading →

During week 6, I worked steadily on reviewing letters of intent, re-editing the summer party interviews after receiving feedback from Jenna, revising interview questions for the Women and the Origin of the Social Sector project, and writing over 100 thank … Continue reading →

I spent week 5 at the Women’s Fund editing, reviewing, discussing, contacting, and planning. Even though this week was short, I made steady progress (hint: ‘progress’ is my word of the week). I spent the first few days of the … Continue reading →

This week, I polished up my archival work, put together a slideshow for the Summer Party showcasing said archival work (with the help of the other intern, Morgan, and final finishing touches from the marketing and communications manager, Jenna), attended … Continue reading →

I summed up last week with the word, ‘history.’ The work I did this week was similar, but I want to define it with a new word: thoughtfulness. The week consisted of a lot of communications work. I sorted through … Continue reading →

This week at the Women’s Fund, things started ramping up. We have an event next week, so the team is mobilizing to get things ready. I finalized my interview questions and materials needed for my interview booth at the party, … Continue reading →

Hello! My name is Eva Fraser and I’m an incoming senior at Oberlin College studying English and Cinema and Media. This summer, I am working with The Women’s Fund of Central Ohio through the summer fellowship at The Columbus Foundation. … Continue reading →