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1 DukeEngage in Boston Program Dates: June 1 July 30 Service Focus: Working with Boston nonprofit agencies to implement innovative strategies and document effective and scalable models addressing issues important to children, families, and communities. Program Leader: David Malone, Professor of the Practice, Program in Education Faculty Director of Duke Service- Learning Program Duke University Program Scope As the region's social and commercial hub, Boston is known for its world- class educational institutions, entrepreneurship, cultural resources, as well as its place at the very forefront of US history. Yet, Boston also faces the challenging social problems and resulting needs of any major city education, poverty, health, and social inequity. In response, a vibrant nonprofit community has developed in Boston, with a variety of innovative organizations acting to create social change. The community partners who work with DukeEngage- Boston are all committed to addressing Boston s needs they include a Boston- based national youth mentoring program, a family independence initiative. Thus, student participants in DukeEngage- Boston will have exposure to a variety of innovative leaders and approaches to creating social change.
2 The placements with community partners will be supplemented by an enrichment program that will connect participants with Boston s rich history, cultural diversity, arts, and intellectual life. Dinner discussions will focus on a variety of themes from local education issues, to child and family policy, to ethical issues related to service, to reflections on living a life of meaning and purpose. Additionally, each student team and partner will host an after work meeting at the partner site to allow all participants to have a chance to learn about a variety of community change organizations and approaches. DukeEngage- Boston students will work together in teams to create significant results for their community partners. Students will be coached by the program leader and the site coordinator. One important program priority will be the development of a strong sense of the students being a cohort living and working together in a supportive, helpful, engaged community. Given the combination of engaged students, active support, clear goals, accountability, and a supportive cohort, students can create significant results, learn from the process, and have a great and productive immersive summer experience. Program Requirements & Logistics Language/Other Prerequisites: None Course Requirements: Courses in education and public policy are recommended but not required. Required Readings: There are no required readings to apply but there may be assigned articles during pre- departure meetings and perhaps a book selection during the summer. Reflection: Students will meet once a week for a group meal and reflection. The program director and site coordinator will hold individual meetings with students for coaching and feedback and students will contribute to a program blog. Technical Skills and Other Requirements: Students who want to be a part of DukeEngage- Boston should be highly motivated to be an active participant in a robust individual, team, and cohort learning adventure. Terrific community program partners, meaningful opportunities for student contributions, effective program design, and valuable human interactions are the foundation for a very good summer program. However, a great summer experience requires motivated, engaged, enterprising students and a great student group dynamic. The students are the key to creating a memorable summer experience. Given the nature of DukeEngage- Boston, valued knowledge, skills, and dispositions include: passion for supporting, advocating, and promoting the healthy development of children and
3 families, motivation to work for social justice and equity, desire to build effective empowerment models, marketing, event management, website development, database management, documentary experience, and other attitudes, understandings, and skill sets that effective nonprofit organizations value. Student candidates need to be excited about the opportunities and highly motivated to contribute to their community partner, to their team, and to their group. Students from a wide variety of disciplines are encouraged to apply. Program Expectations: Students are expected to act with their community partners, in Boston, and with each other in a manner that reflects well on themselves and Duke University. More specifically students are expected to:! Commit 40 hours per week to their placement (not including transportation time). Community partner schedules may require flexibility and sometimes night and weekend commitments.! Participate in pre- departure activities important to a successful summer experience.! Participate in enrichment activities throughout the program, including conversations with alumni and social change leaders, cohort social activities, and cultural outings.! Participate in reflection sessions and a final debriefing led by the site coordinator. More details will be shared with students once they arrive on the site.! Follow up on this summer experience after they return to campus. This includes active participation in the DukeEngage Back at Duke information session, a final report of accomplishments, and sharing summer experiences in conversations, presentations, and written materials. Neighborhood: Students will be housed in a university with easy access to the city of Boston. Neighborhood, Housing, and Accommodations: Students will be housed in a university with easy access to the city of Boston. The campus will be close to public transportation. Meals: Students will be provided a stipend for food. Communication: It is anticipated that students will have access to wireless internet on the college campus where they will reside. Students are required to provide their own cell phone and to share their number with program staff and the group. Transportation: Participants will be provided a Charlie Card Monthly LinkPass, which provides unlimited travel on subway and the local bus line throughout the city. Volunteer Placement Logistics: A team of two or three students will work with a community partner to define, design and implement a project important to the community partner and beneficial to the Boston community. As these team projects are most effective when they address a pressing
4 community partner problem or active idea, the specific priorities and projects will not be defined until the spring Anticipated partners include: Third Sector Partners - we are guided by the principle that all communities deserve the opportunity to thrive. We believe in the importance of bringing performance- driven social innovations to scale, in a way that is financially sustainable. Our mission is to accelerate America s transition to a performance- driven social sector. Mentor - The National Mentoring Partnership (MENTOR) is the unifying champion for expanding quality youth mentoring relationships in the United States. For nearly 25 years, MENTOR has served the mentoring field by providing a public voice, developing and delivering resources to mentoring programs nationwide and promoting quality for mentoring through standards, cutting- edge research and state of the art tools. Family Independence Initiative - Family Independence Initiative (FII) is a national nonprofit which leverages the power of information to illuminate and accelerate the initiative low- income families take to improve their lives. Using hard data and compelling stories, we are sparking a movement to transform the stereotypes, beliefs, practices, and policies that undermine families efforts to get ahead. Greenlight Fund - Transforms the lives of children, youth and families in high- poverty urban areas by creating local infrastructure and a consistent annual process to: Identify critical needs; Import innovative, entrepreneurial programs that can have a significant, measurable impact, and galvanize local support to help programs reach and sustain impact in the new city. New Profit, Inc. - Founded in 1998, New Profit is a nonprofit social innovation organization and venture philanthropy fund seeking to increase social mobility by strengthening, connecting and amplifying the best ideas across the nation. With our signature partners and a network of philanthropists, we invest in a portfolio of social entrepreneurs, grow their impact, and drive systemic change in education, workforce development, public health, community development/poverty alleviation, and other levers of opportunity The teams placements will be determined based on the alignment of community partners needs with students interests and qualifications. Student team projects are likely to focus on contributing to the overall impact of the program and helping to shape the program s future. Examples of past team projects might include: Investigated, designed, and implemented a Lessons Learned Case Study report from the Massachusetts Juvenile Justice Pay for Success project and illustrated the findings with stories and examples. The case study was designed to be used internally by staff and modified for use with government, funding, and general audiences.
5 Conducted research on challenges facing students who have limited opportunity/access to attend college. Collected, organized, and analyzed data for an analysis of college success programs in preparation for an upcoming college access roundtable. Provided service to a national nonprofit by compiling and analyzing the data and data collection practices of the local affiliates of the national organization. Documented knowledge gaps to inform national organization s outreach. Contributed to a grant proposal, wrote abstracts for the national handbook, and reviewed national conference workshop proposals. Created a more organized and specific communications and marketing plan for a nonprofit. Increased traffic to website and assisted the organization with developing a social media strategy. Created a manual for a nonprofit organization for staff and visitors. Organized family meetings, a documentary project, analyzed and coded meeting notes, and implemented a listserv. Researched and developed recommendations to address a key strategic issue facing the local organization. Research included interviews with key stakeholders, staff leaders, strategic planning teams and general research on best practices in the field. Developed a benchmarking guide compiling best practices in agency funded programs through survey development, interviews, and document review. Opportunities for Autonomy / Private Space: Students will likely have a roommate in the program. They will have a set of keys/card to where they are staying, providing ample personal freedom and private space. Miscellaneous: DukeEngage- Boston Aspirations and Objectives For students:! Enhanced ability to be self- reliant in a new community environment and highly productive in an organization.! Experiences in applying skills and knowledge to community problem solving.! Practice in reflecting, making meaning from experiences, and being contemplative.! Clarified (and possibly enhanced) efficacy, agency, and identity regarding social values and personal competencies.! First- hand experiences and knowledge about important social issues, as well as different nonprofit models, organizations, and careers.! Deeper understanding of the social change process particularly as it relates to the healthy development of children and youth in and out of school
6 ! Important new relationships established with community partners, with community members, and with each other.! Possibly, the realization of alternative career options and greater confidence and courage to pursue unanticipated passions and opportunities For community partners and the community:! Real and beneficial results valued by all stakeholders! An established base for future DukeEngage- Boston programs.
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