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Various – Volunteer – VISTA/AmeriCorps
CURRENT VERMONT CAMPUS COMPACT
AMERICORPS*VISTA POSITIONS
Are you passionate about education? Do you want to make a difference in Vermont? Think about joining AmeriCorps through Vermont Campus Compact!
Vermont Campus Compact is looking for people to fight poverty as organizers, collaborators, and catalysts for change as AmeriCorps*VISTA members. Each member will serve one year at a participating college or community organization, mobilizing the resources of higher education to serve the needs of the community and effect sustainable change. Working with students, faculty, administration, and local communities and schools, VISTA members will build volunteer capacity and develop programs directed at pulling people out of poverty. The VCC VISTA program goals are focused on education; all VCC VISTAs will develop programming on campuses and in the community focused on improving college aspirations for K-12 students, with a particular focus area on individuals from low-income populations. The goal of these programs and activities is to increase the belief that college is an option and increase access to higher education. Vermont Campus Compact AmeriCorps*VISTA Program
To apply for an AmeriCorps VISTA Position go to www.americorps.gov and search for VISTA positions in Vermont.
We are currently working to identify host-sites for the 2012-2013 VISTA cycle. You may apply online through a general posting and we will notify you as soon as sites are announced.
Contact VCC VISTA
Leader, Robyn Baylor
rbaylor@smcvt.edu
(802) 654-2093
vtcampuscompact.org
VISTA Leader candidates must have one year of prior AmeriCorps VISTA service.
category: Job Openings, Volunteer
Anthropology/History- Internship/Class – UN Mandated University for Peace
Indigenous Peoples’ Rights in the Field
2nd Annual Course & Fieldtrip
UN Mandated University for Peace
Human Rights Centre
August 6-12, 2012
Amubri, Talamanca, Costa Rica
Instructors: Ms. Adilia Caravaca
Professor Mihir Kanade
Description: This course aims to undertake a study of indigenous peoples’ rights through the lived experience of an indigenous community close to the Caribbean coast of Costa Rica. The course combines theoretical and normative areas of indigenous peoples’ rights with eld study, and includes the experience of being hosted for 5 days by a group of indigenous women from the community. The course is ideal for human rights advocates working with NGOs and civil society organizations, practitioners, academics, and students studying in areas of indigenous peoples’ rights, human rights, environment, gender and development.
Language: English
Costs: $1,700 USD (Academic Credit)
$1,350 USD (Non-Credit)
Registration is now open.
Only 25 seats are available. Apply Now!
For further information, please contact: Web: www.hrc.upeace.org E-mail: hrc@upeace.org
Human Rights Centre, University for Peace
Various – FT/PT/Internship – Entercom Springfield
ENTERCOM SPRINGFIELD IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER
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