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AlumniCorps’s Statements of Solidarity
At its core, Emerging Leaders (EL) nurtures the connection between self-development, leadership development, relationship building, and strengthening nonprofit and public sector leadership for the long run.
In a COVID-19 world, AlumniCorps took on the challenge of reformulating the Emerging Leaders program to occur online, beginning in September 2020. For our 2021-22 program year, we tailored the Emerging Leaders program to hybrid and 100% virtual formats for our New York and National cohorts, respectively.
Leaders Digest
Spark The Journey, (She/Her)
NewRoot Learning Institute, (She/Her)
American Geophysical Union (AGU), (she/her)
The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center, (She/Her)
KABOOM!, (he/him)
Iona Senior Services, (She/Her)
Breast Cancer Research Foundation, (she/her)
Blue Star Families, (she/her)
The Literacy Lab, (she/her)
Meridian Institute, (she/Her)
American Geophysical Union, (She/Her)
Urban Teachers, (she/her)
CollegeTracks, (he/him)
UNICEF USA, (she/her)
Main Street Connect, (she/her)
Latin American Youth Center, (she/her)
Promise Academy PA1 Middle School, (he/him)
Foundation Academies Charter School, (she/her)
Unknown, (pro/nouns)
Planned Parenthood Federation of America, (She/her)
DonorsChoose, (he/him)
The Doe Fund, (she/her)
National Basketball Players Association Foundation, (She/her)
Planned Parenthood Federation of America, (she/her)
National Abortion Federation, (She/They)
Columbia University and The New School, (he/him)
DonorsChoose, (She/her)
Storm King Art Center, (She/Her)
UNICEF USA, (she/her)
