By Gavriela Geller A few months ago, I met a man named Carlos. Although Carlos was a client at the National Immigrant Justice Center, and we had spoken numerous times on the phone, I hadn’t met him in person before … Continue reading
By: Katherine Heflin I chose Judaism in college—driven by my strong connection to the ideas of tikkun olam and community. AVODAH is in some ways the manifestation of these two values, and my placement at Survivors and Advocates for Empowerment … Continue reading
When we ask Corps members why they chose to participate in AVODAH, many talk about giving back to society, making a difference in others’ lives and working on issues that they care about such as education inequality, hunger, or public … Continue reading