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The New Orleans Rebirth Volunteer Program |
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 The New Orleans Rebirth Volunteer Program, the anchor program of the Center for Ethical Living and Social Justice Renewal provides more than work and housing to volunteers from across the country.
Our week-long curriculum from Saturday to Saturday, examines the history of the city, the flood and levee system breaches, and recovery.
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Written by Administrator
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Monday, 30 August 2010 20:52 |
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Dear Friends,
Many of you will recall that the Center for Ethical Living and Social Justice Renewal (CELSJR) and First UU New Orleans were partners and co-hosts of a research project this year with Columbia University and the Children's Health Fund. Now the Gulf Coast Child and Family Health Study is making headlines with its recent findings on the well being of children affected by Katrina. Please check out the links below to read about the study's latest releases.
Please share this information with your networks and congregations.
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How to Plan Your Volunteer Trip |
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 A volunteer trip to New Orleans can be a rewarding, productive and life-changing experience for all the members of your group. You will build relationships with each other and with some of the incredible inhabitants of the great City of New Orleans.
You can plan an exciting volunteer trip to New Orleans in eight easy steps!
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AmeriCorps Openings at the Center |
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 Serve a year in New Orleans with the Center for Ethical Living!
The Center for Ethical Living and Social Justice Renewal will be a Louisiana Delta Service Corps host site for the 2010 - 2011 year. We currently have an opening for one Volunteer Coordinator position. Volunteer Coordinators spend 11 months with the Center, linking incoming volunteers with opportunities for service in New Orleans and the surrounding area.
For more information on Louisiana Delta Corps, or to apply, please click here. |
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