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July 2, 2024: “THE INTERVIEW ... RAVIN WILLIAMS, Kingston Fellowship Community Manager, and TAYLOR VONER, of Place Corps!”

 

 

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THE INTERVIEW ... RAVIN WILLIAMS, Kingston Fellowship Community Manager, Place Corps!

 

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THE INTERVIEW

with

RAVIN WILLIAMS, Kingston Fellowship Community Manager, and TAYLOR VONER, of Place Corps!

 

Energy Square

20 Cedar Street

Kingston NY 12401


Place Corps is a 501(c)3 nonprofit working with youth and community to cultivate a calling to know, love, and serve our places by offering residencies and fellowships in the Hudson Valley.


 

WHAT WE DO:


Place Corps is a Hudson Valley based educational institute designed to support the next generation in creating innovative solutions to build sustainable, joyful livelihoods for all. Guided by the principle that change begins with a calling to know, love, and serve ourselves, our communities, and our Places, we offer place-based, community-engaged learning experiences that foster profound change.

We do this through:

Fellowships Residencies Semester Programs Community Learning

In 2018, three individuals came together to discuss what lies beyond high school for the next generations. from this profound inquiry, place corps was born. Discover our organization’s founding story 

 


 

OUR VISION PLAN.... 

 

 

 

ABOUT: KINGSTON FELLOWSHIP

 

WHAT IS THE KINGSTON FELLOWSHIP?

The Place Corps Kingston Fellowship is a 9 month educational program that helps young adults transition from high school into the adult world by equipping them with the personal, professional, and practical skills to build joyful, sustainable, and enriching lives in the Hudson Valley. It is an opportunity to explore, gain skills, and make steps toward the future.

Place Corps helps pave the way forward, working in partnership with local professionals to offer cross-sector mentorship and local networking to:

  • Learn valuable practical and personal skills not taught in traditional education 

  • Offer volunteer service and become engaged citizens in local community

  • Create professional work experience  

  • save and make money

  • Develop a passion project

  • Earn college credit

  • Build sustainable livelihoods and professional next steps in service to their communities

This fellowship features an equitable cost model that ensures 100% accessibility to all accepted applicants.

Details at A Glance

 


 More information, at: https://www.placecorps.org/kingstonfellowship


 

RESOURCES & SOCIAL MEDIA



  • Placecorps.org
  • Info@placecorps.org
  • Placecorps.org/community
  • Placecorps.org/events
  • Placecorps.org/kingstonfellowship/fellow-experience
  • Placecorps.org/kingstonfellowship
  • Placecorps.org/our-programs
  • https://www.facebook.com/placecorps/
  • https://www.instagram.com/place_corps/
  • https://twitter.com/placecorps
  • https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBs1EuzzCQws0pjtMSTE-YA




 
 

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THE SPRUCE


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beetle's Sources, Citations, Credits, and Links

 

(Re)Sources for Meta on the Meta: “Interlude: Denoting, (Declarative) Knowledge, and Descriptivist Theory”



On-Air Multimedia and Other References / Resources



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  2. "The Problems of Philosophy." Russell, Bertrand. Jovian Press, 2017. 'Is there any knowledge in the world which is so certain that no reasonable man could doubt it? This question, which at first sight might not seem difficult, is really one of the most difficult that can be asked.'




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