Powerpoint – very clearly and easy to check all the things, include some pictures, text and so on. Artifact:…
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Policy analysis regarding volunteering & training of staff responsible for community fridge management in Boston
Throughout the Spring 2024 semester, graduate public policy students collaborated with Sage Carbone from Fenway CDC on three policy issues: 1) Volunteering 2) Marketing & 3) Regulation. Team 1’s presentation focuses on policy recommendations to increase volunteer knowledge, retention, ease of signing up, and more! Through interviews, research, and conversations with stakeholders of community fridges,…
Policy Analysis for Dress for Success DC
Illustrating slide and essay detailing the policy analysis conducted for Dress for Success DC, along with a reflection video by the students. Our reasons for choosing to present our artifact are twofold: Writing and illustration offer a traditional, detailed approach to demonstrating the concept of policy analysis. This allows for a holistic view of the…
The South End Neighborhood Mapping Project
The goal of this exercise is to continue developing a strengths-based perspective on the neighborhoods surrounding the classes service learning tutoring sites. To develop this understanding of what communities, families, and students bring to our classrooms and schools, students observed the communities during their commutes, researched the surrounding neighborhoods, and asked questions of people connected…
Food Reform in Prison Systems
The side deck shows how students explore the issue of food injustice in the prison system. Link to Presentation: View…
Supporting Lifeboat Boston Food Pantry
The video shows how students support Lifeboat Boston by establishing volunteer-ships….
Volunteering with The Daily Table
The video record student’s volunteer experience with the Daily Table…
Critical Service Learning: A Video Exploring the Scholarship of Tania Mitchell
The students do researches and use the examples of Fenway Cares, Daily Table, and Haley House to explore the necessity and importance of service learning….
Teaching English through Fun Clubs!
Many refugees around the world are forced into completely new countries where they have to adapt to a new way of living. One of the hardest aspects of this adaptation is the process of learning a new language. Through student-hosted clubs, Russian-speaking children of age 10-12 were taught basic English phrases, as well as given…
Assessment of Composting at Northeastern
This is a research project performed by students in ENGW 3315 on behalf of HEAT. This project assessed Northeastern’s sustainability commitments. The group specifically looked at NEU’s campus-wide project to provide students and on-campus establishments with resources to expand composting initiatives. The result of this project was to make suggestions to improve sustainablity initiatives at…