Jean O’Connor-Snyder intern Lauren Landers explores how the community of Camden celebrates the collective history of the Black Belt region through art. Read More »
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Civic Dispatch: “Revolution of Joy” Arrives in Camden
Civic Dispatch: Elba Church of Christ Delivers Hot Meals
Jean O’Connor-Snyder intern Oquendo Bernard captures how small-town volunteer programs serve their community and extend a helping hand even during the most challenging times.
Civic Dispatch: Finding Home
Jean O’Connor-Snyder intern Logan Fenhouse reflects on the idea of home in her thought piece from Walker County.
The photo of Logan was taken by Ms. Nicole Smith for the four-piece series on the 2019 Walker County Interns featured in the Daily Mountain Eagle.
Immersive Civic Learning: A New Normal
2018 Civic Fellow Katherine Mauldin reflects on her first several months in Marion, Alabama. Read More »
Civic Dispatch: Partnership Update
The 2017-18 Jean O’Connor-Snyder (JOIP) cohort is accomplishing some incredible work in partnership with communities across Alabama! Check out their progress below!
“How a Community Works”: Jean O’Connor-Snyder Program Alum Lowery McNeal
The David Mathews Center for Civic Life interviewed Jean O’Connor-Snyder Program (JOIP) alum and Impact America’s Recruitment Director and Membership Director Lowery McNeal in 2016 about her experience with JOIP and her career in the nonprofit field. Read More »
Civic Dispatch: Community as a Classroom
2016-17 Jean O’Connor-Snyder Intern Kimberly Oliveira reflects on her experience living and learning in Jasper. Read More »
Civic Dispatch: People Make the Place
2016-17 Jean O’Connor-Snyder Intern Brittany Grady reflects on her experience living and learning in Jasper. Read More »
Civic Dispatch: Home is Where the Heart is
2016-17 Jean O’Connor-Snyder Intern Kate Mauldin reflects on her experience living and learning in Marion, Perry County. Read More »
Civic Dispatch: Local Leaders as Change Makers
2016-17 Jean O’Connor-Snyder Intern Anastasiya Titarenko reflects on her summer experience living and learning in Jasper, AL.
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