December 23, 2020 | Education
Leadership in Action: The Power of Youth (Part 3)
From expanding access to STEM to hosting virtual concerts for seniors, youth are tackling community needs with visionary projects.
From expanding access to STEM to hosting virtual concerts for seniors, youth are tackling community needs with visionary projects.
Meet youth leaders from Illinois, California and North Carolina who’ve launched bold service projects to tackle community needs.
Neal Hegarty, Mott’s VP for Programs, explains why the Foundation supports efforts to expand children’s saving accounts (CSAs) to reach more young people.
Meet five Power of Youth challenge grant winners — students who are leading powerful service projects to meet pressing needs in their communities.
Afterschool programs and networks are playing crucial roles in community responses to COVID-19, and will be key to recovery.
AmeriCorps NCCC teams have served in Flint since 2011 with a total of 26 teams helping local organizations complete projects throughout the community.
Federal funding for afterschool and summer learning programs is once again on the chopping block. Ridgway White explains why that’s a mistake.
AmeriCorps member Jani Toney, who serves with the Flint Recovery Corps, finds passion for helping kids.
Flint’s AmeriCorps NCCC teams joined 130 local members to clean up a city neighborhood to mark Michigan’s AmeriCorps Russ Mawby Signature Service Project.
Afterschool and youth programs at Idaho’s Mountain Home Air Force Base support military kids and families during deployment and other transitions.
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