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No Sleep ’Till Brooklyn

All 18 Avodah Corps members reside in one bayit (house), in the Clinton Hill neighborhood of
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In recent years, neighborhood residents have made it a priority to hold block parties, outdoor concerts, and movie screenings—all in the name of building community in a changing neighborhood. To read more about neighborhood politics, events and musings of residents, visit this New York Times blog focused specifically on the area.
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I think it’s amazing how you can come home at the end of the day and debrief with someone about specific issues that you are going through with a particular client. It’s one thing to talk about the larger issues of poverty but it’s another issue to talk about the lived experiences of poverty, the specific stories. Then poverty is not something that is ‘out there’ but in fact something you can relate to - either because you share a similar experience or because of the understanding that comes from working with people. That’s a part of the uniqueness of the AVODAH program.”
Laura Mayo Bronstein2004-2005 Corps Member
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