City Year The Journey

City Year The Journey

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I joined City Year as a corps member in 2014. It was my first experience of the organization and I can say that it was a transformative experience. I had joined City Year through a partnership program with the University of Minnesota. I was a college senior and I knew that I had to do something that would help me make my life easier. I had been interested in community service for a while, so this was the perfect way for me to give back to the community. The first few days of the program were challenging. a knockout post I came from an environment where

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I am so grateful to have joined City Year in 2011 to serve students and families in low-income communities. This organization has been my passion ever since I was selected for their AmeriCorps Program. My program was based in a high-poverty public school where I saw first-hand the challenges that students faced. I saw students who were not academically successful in class, who did not have access to basic human needs, and who often experienced chronic trauma in their lives. In that context, I worked tirelessly with students

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“In my previous job, I was the Head of Production at XYZ, overseeing 10 teams and a budget of 3 million dollars. It was an incredibly satisfying and challenging job — I was creating a sustainable and profitable product that would change the world, and I was part of a team that was making significant progress. However, my next company (not a city year) was a disaster, and it left me feeling discouraged. That’s when I started my journey with City Year. City Year was founded

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In 2007, I was an incoming freshman at Emory University, fresh off a highly competitive admissions application and the end of a year of internships. This was a big, daunting, and exciting time for me. My major was a double major in Biology and History and I had just landed an internship at a hospital. It was an experience that would change me forever, not just professionally but in many ways, personally as well. At Emory, I joined a group of fellow students (including myself) who all

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My passion for social justice inspired me to join City Year’s mission in 2005. I graduated with a degree in political science and sociology, and I knew immediately that I wanted to work in the field of public service. As a college student, I volunteered at my community’s summer reading program and at an afterschool program. It was an easy decision to attend the summer training camp of the non-profit, City Year, because of my passion to work with children to make a difference in their lives. City Year is the largest youth-ser

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I have had the pleasure of experiencing City Year’s journey. From the beginning when we started working together, I have been humbled by the team’s unwavering dedication and the incredible passion they possess. At the time of my writing, I’m a senior consultant with the company and the senior representative for one of the largest programs in the organization’s history. The current city I’m working in was an underserved community that didn’t have any access to great education until our program started. After the first year, it is evident

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In 2012, City Year New York founded a 90-day training program in which 12,000 high school juniors and seniors would serve 1,300 community partners who needed after-school mentoring and tutoring. This idea, then, was born from a belief that youth could be redeemed and that the public education system needed to engage young people more in order to meet the country’s needs. And, City Year was determined to make a change. The first year was a success, with