Repair the World and Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) have initiated a strategic partnership to support alumni of Repair the World Communities fellowship who choose to pursue a degree in one of the 25 unique programs in CMU’s H. John Heinz III College of Information Systems and Public Policy. Repair fellowship alumni will receive financial support and more than usual flexibility in timing their start of the program, if they are accepted. The … [Read more...] about Carnegie Mellon Pledges Partnership and Support for Repair the World Fellows
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On MLK Day, Jewish Young Adults to “Act Now for Racial Justice”
For the fifth year running, thousands of young adults will address pressing racial justice issues on Martin Luther King Day through Repair the World’s ongoing campaign, “Act Now for Racial Justice.” … [Read more...] about On MLK Day, Jewish Young Adults to “Act Now for Racial Justice”
Why I am Inspired to Act Now
By Raffaella Glasser After over two months as a Repair the World Fellow it still feels like yesterday that I sat at Capital Camps at the Repair the World national orientation surrounded by my fellow fellows. We each were embarking on our year of service with Repair the World. I was in awe of the people I was meeting - each fellow coming from across the country with an incredible set of skills, amazing experiences and drive for the work they … [Read more...] about Why I am Inspired to Act Now
Applications Now Open for 2018-2019 Repair the World Fellowship
Repair the World is now accepting applications for the Repair the World Fellowship in Detroit, Miami, New York City, Philadelphia, or Pittsburgh. The Fellowship is from August 14, 2018-July 12, 2019. Applications are being accepted until January 29, 2018, and then will be reviewed on a rolling basis until May 31, 2018. The Repair the World Fellowship is an 11 month opportunity for individuals ages 21 to 26 to recruit and engage the Jewish … [Read more...] about Applications Now Open for 2018-2019 Repair the World Fellowship
This Thanksgiving, “Act Now Against Hunger” with Repair the World
A central theme of millennial-hosted Thanksgiving dinners across the country this year is the simple notion that everyone deserves equitable access to healthy, fresh, affordable and culturally appropriate food. Repair the World urges its thousands of online followers to “Act Now Against Hunger,” offering DIY resources and discussion guides - available at weRepair.org/thanksgiving - to support meaningful conversations around food justice and food … [Read more...] about This Thanksgiving, “Act Now Against Hunger” with Repair the World
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