WE ARE HIRING!

JOIN THE NASHMAN CENTER

TEAM!

The 2019-2020 Nashman Center Student LeaderApplication is now open! We are seeking civic-mindedundergraduate and graduate students to join ourteam and work on various service, social innovation,and service-learning opportunities on campus andbeyond. Job descriptions for available positions canbe found here. Applications are due Monday,February 18th, 2019. Apply here today!

GW STUDY ABROAD OPPORTUNITY

FOCUS ON FALL ABROAD

COMMUNITY INFO SESSIONS

Interested in studying abroad? Focus on Fall AbroadCommunity (FOFAC) is a program for students whoare looking for a community while studying abroadwith a lot of other wonderful benefits. They haveupcoming information sessions during January andFebruary. If you have any questions, visit the Officefor Study Abroad (Marvin Center 5th floor) or reachout here.

GET YOUR YMHFA CERTIFICATION THISSEMESTER!

L.E.A.D. HOSTS YOUTH

MENTAL HEALTH FIRST AID

CERTIFICATION COURSE

LEAD, Inc. has certified 600+ students in YouthMental Health First Aid! Join the movement! They willbe hosting their certification training on Sunday,March 3rd from 8:30am to 5:30pm on GW's campus.While the course is valued at $170, LEAD is offering itto students and faculty for only $100. This will be theonly YMHFA course for the spring semester. Registerfor the course here. Learn more about LEAD here.

SPRING SEMESTER SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES

TAKE PART IN ENGAGEDC

AND SMARTDC

Interested in the Nashman Center's long-term serviceprograms? Consider volunteering with engageDC orSMARTDC! To learn more about these opportunities,reach out via email: engageDC / SMARTDC

SUSTAINABLE GW EVENT VOLUNTEEROPPORTUNITY

VOLUNTEERS WANTED FOR

LOVED CLOTHES LAST

LONGER EVENT

The Office of Sustainability and our partners inCampaign GW are hosting an event on Valentine'sDay called Loved Clothes Last Longer. They will beteaching students how to extend the lives of theirtextiles with tips on stain removal, proper laundering,and basic sewing repairs. They are looking forvolunteers to fill 30 minutes or 1 hour slots between11am to 6pm in District House B114 on Wednesday,February 14th. Volunteers would staff the tablededicated to sewing, showing students how to makeminor sewing repairs. Sustainable GW also invitespeople to attend the event or donate unwantedclothing. Please sign up to volunteer here.

UPCOMING GRANT DEADLINE

APPLY FOR A PUBLIC

SERVICE GRANT THROUGH

GWUPSTART

Public service grants make it possible for GWstudents to harness their passions for changing theworld through innovative student-led projects. Grantsrange from $500-$2500 per individual or groupproject, per deadline. The fourth deadline is March8th, 2019. Learn more and apply here. Got an ideayou want to explore? Reach out to the GWupstartmentor here.

AMERICORPS VISTA OPPORTUNITY

SERVE AS A NASHMAN

CENTER AMERICORPS VISTA

Are you a graduate student or alumni interestedin kick-starting your career and gaining valuable non-profit experience while making a difference in our DCcommunity? Consider joining AmeriCorps VISTA! TheNashman Center is looking for service-mindedindividuals to work with GW and build capacity in DCPublic Schools Central Office and 8 public schoolsacross the District. For more information, reach out toCharity Eddleman here.

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITY NEAR CAMPUS

VOLUNTEER AT UMR

The United Mission for Relief and Developmentneeds help with administrative tasks. Volunteers willhelp clean out their mailing list and organizespreadsheets and donor information. Volunteers willwork directly with their Donor Care department andshould be proficient in Microsoft Excel and Word.Hours are flexible (between 2- to 8-hour shifts) butyou should be available to come in between 9am and8pm during weekdays. If you have any questions,don't hesitate to email Bushra Idlibi here.

LITERACY AND EDUCATION OPPORTUNITY

VOLUNTEER AT EAGLE

ACADEMY

Eagle Reads is a new program being developed atEagle Academy PCS. This reading pals program forstudents in Kindergarten through 1st Grade asks thatvolunteers come in for 30-minute shifts and doshared reading with students focusing on skills suchas letter recognition, sight words, etc. The programwould start in mid-March and run until May 2019. Ifyou are interested and want to learn more, reach outto Theresa Allison here.

SUMMER VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITY

BE A NATIONAL PARK

SERVICE AMBASSADOR THIS

SUMMER

Looking for a fun and productive way to spend yoursummer 2019? The National Park ServiceAmbassadors program is looking to engage vibrantcollege students with the desire to lead and mentorhigh school students. Volunteers will spend daysduring the month of June and July facilitating funexcursions in National Parks across the DC area. Formore information, reach out here.

D.C. HUNGER SOLUTIONS RECRUITINGVOLUNTEERS

VOLUNTEER AT MDA SUMMER

CAMP

The Muscular Dystrophy Association offerschildren living with neuromuscular disease theopportunity to attend a free one week sleep awaysummer camp. At over 30 camp locations nationwide,children gather for what many consider to be “thebest week of the year.” That is because at camp theyfocus on abilities rather than disabilities!

In order to make camp possible, they rely on manyamazing volunteers. For individuals 18 or older andavailable for a multi-day camp, they encourage thoseto apply to join as a volunteer counselor or medicalstaff member. Volunteers work with campers,providing around-the-clock care and attention.Counselors push wheelchairs, meet the daily needsof each child and become a youngster’s friend for aweek. Medical staff supervise and maintain the healthand well-being of our campers by dispensingmedications, delivering first aid and more. Learnmore about this great opportunity and apply here.

PALS PROGRAM RECRUITING VOLUNTEERCOUNSELORS

VOLUNTEER WITH CAMP PALS

THIS SUMMER

PALS Programs designs immersive experienceswhere young adults with Down syndrome and theirpeers have fun, grow as individuals, and buildtransformative friendships. Camp PALS is a one-weeklong, overnight sleepaway camp run at 14 locationsacross the country from June to August. Camp PALSis now welcoming applications for individuals betweenthe ages of 16-30. Volunteer counselors are pairedone-to-one with Campers and spend the week onteams at college campuses as they build newfriendships, explore new regions, and take part indynamic programming. Counselors have no out-of-pocket costs during the week rather thantransportation to and from Camp. If you have anyquestions, reach out to Rosemary Corcoran here.Learn more about the different locations and applyhere.

YOU ARE INVITED

ACTIVE CITIZENS

CONFERENCE

The annual Active Citizens Conference bringstogether 100 students from across the region topractice the skills and perspectives of communityengagement and civic leadership. The Active CitizensConference is centered on the experiences ofundergraduate students, and the more perspectivespresent the better the learning for everyone.Students, faculty, and community members alike, areencouraged to submit workshop sessions! If you areinterested in submitting a 50-minute workshopproposal, you can do so here. If selected to present,the Nashman Center will cover your registration fee!To register for the conference, sign up here by March13th.

JOIN THE DIALOGUE

2019 SUMMIT ON

HOMELESSNESS AND

POVERTY

Last year, students at Brown University held the firstinaugural Summit on Homelessness and Poverty. Indoing so, they brought together a coalition of studentorganizations from across the country dedicated todismantling systems that perpetuate hunger,homelessness, and poverty. This year, the Summitwill be hosted by Duke University and UNC-ChapelHill. If you or a student organization you are a part ofare engaged in meaningful service and want tocontribute to this conversation, consider registering!The Summit will take place March 1-3, 2019. Readmore about their efforts here and register here.

YOUTH SERVICE AMERICA GRANT

SODEXO STOP HUNGER FOUNDATION

YOUTH GRANTS

$400 grants are available for youth leaders ages 5-25 across the U.S. to turntheir ideas into action and make an impact on the issue of childhood hunger onGlobal Youth Service Day (April 12-14, 2019) and beyond. $400 Summer 2019Sustainability Grants will also be awarded to up to 25 youth grantees to sustainand continue their GYSD projects. They are especially interested in sustainableprojects that can use these grant funds to start up or expand and then raiselocal funds to continue. Learn more and apply by February 15th here.

PAID INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY

ZERO HUNGER INTERNSHIP

The Zero Hunger Internship is a paid summer opportunity for current collegestudents and recent grads to learn about ending hunger through policy andadvocacy in Washington DC. For 10 weeks, Zero Hunger interns are placed atWashington-based organizations that work to end domestic or global hunger.You will have the opportunity to learn about the anti-hunger field, policy,program implementation, development, and fundraising through internshipplacements. To apply, click here. Applications are due by March 1st, 2019.

PAID INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY

APPLY TO THE AVODAH JEWISH SERVICE

CORPS

Applications are now open for the Avoda Jewish Service Corps, a year-longprogram for individuals ages 21-26 to build a lifetime of leadership skills, anactive Jewish community, a powerful professional network, and a more justAmerica. Spend a year serving for justice at a leading anti-poverty organizationwhile living and learning at the crossroads of justice and Jewish life. Throughon-the-ground direct service work, you'll contribute meaningfully to ourpartners' crucial justice issues such as immigration, hunger, education, publichealth, domestic violence, and much more. Corps Members receive a monthlyliving stipend, health insurance, travel allowance, and subsidized housing. Theprogram will run August 2019 to August 2020. Apply here today!

INSPIRED TO SERVE FELLOWSHIP 2019

LIVING CLASSROOMS SUMMER FELLOWSHIP

Living Classrooms Foundation will host its fourth cohort of "Inspired toServe" Summer Fellows. There are 10 fellowship positions available, withplacement options at several of their programs in Baltimore. Complete 100-200hours of service this summer between June 10th and August 9th, participate incohort meetings, and complete a final project supervised by your sitesupervisor and Volunteer Coordinator! Applications are due by Friday, March29th, 2019. To apply, submit your resume and cover letter to Abigail Barenblitthere. Reach out to her if you have any questions.

HONEY W. NASHMAN CENTER FOR CIVIC ENGAGEMENT AND PUBLIC SERVICE

PLUG INTO SERVICE!

Hi Friend!

Check out this week's NASHMAN NEWS for all the exciting opportunities in service, socialinnovation, and scholarship this semester! And if you have a question or opportunity you'd like toshare, don't hesitate to reach out to us here.

You have the opportunity to have your voice heard! The National Commission on Military,National, and Public Service will release a staff policy memo and will solicit written publiccomments in response. In addition, the Commission is hosting two public hearings at AmericanUniversity on February 21st: Inspiring Universal Service Across America and Should Service BeMandatory?

The public is invited and you must RSVP. Click here to RSVP to Inspiring University ServiceAcross America and here for Should Service Be Mandatory?

February is Black History Month! Be sure to check out the MSSC's exciting and thought-provokingprogramming for the BLACK HERITAGE CELEBRATION series. Their complete event line-up canbe found here.

Hoping you have a great week ahead,

—The Nashman Center Team

NOTEWORTHY

NASHMAN CENTER SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES

NASHMAN CENTER GRANTS & FELLOWSHIPS

DC METRO SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES

SUMMER OPPORTUNITIES

CONFERENCE OPPORTUNITIES

PAID INTERNSHIPS, FELLOWSHIPS, GRANTS & JOBS

UPCOMING EVENTS

PRIDE AND PREJUDICE: RACISM AND EXCLUSION 6:00pm on Wednesday, February13th in District House B205

Join the Multicultural Student Services Center and Allied in Pride at this Black Heritage Celebrationevent! Discuss how one can navigate racism in queer spaces while being African American, andnavigating homophobia in black spaces. Check out upcoming BHC events here.

FREE MINDS WRITE NIGHT 7:00pm on Tuesday, February 19th at MSSC 209

Join the Multicultural Student Services Center, NAACP, and BSU at this Black Heritage Celebrationevent! Play an active role supporting incarcerated members of the Free Minds Project byresponding to their poetry. Check out upcoming BHC events here.

REVISING THE CANON: BLACK ART LIBERATION FILM SCREENINGSSlam screening on February 13th at 7pm; and Colored Frames and In Motion: AmiriBaraka screenings at 7pm on February 20th. All screenings will take place in the BrentwoodArts Exchange gallery space (3901 Rhode Island Ave, Brentwood, MD)

To celebrate Black History Month, the Brentwood Arts Exchange has partnered with independentcurator and filmmaker Dawne Langford to select a group of films featuring Black artists andmagnifying art as being instrumental to the process of liberation, while centering self-definedpresentations of creative productions. Consider attending one of their screenings as part of theirfilm series. All screenings are free.

ELECT HER 2:00pm-6:00pm on Friday, February 15th in SEH 1270

Join the Graduate School of Political Management for a training for college women on how to runfor positions on campus and beyond! Register for the event here. If you have any questions, don'thesitate to reach out to GSPM here or check out their website.

INTERESTED IN OTHER GW EVENTS?

Stay updated on all of the events happening on- and off-campus by checking out the UniversityCalendar!

IN THE NEWS

GW EXPERTS TRAIN MORE THAN 5,000 IN MASS CASUALTY CARE

"In the five years since School of Medicine and Health Sciences experts were awarded a $1.3million grant to train citizens and first responders to administer medical care in the immediateaftermath of a mass casualty event, more than 5,000 individuals across the country haveparticipated in training courses." Read the entire GW Today article here.

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