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“I was in class when the market collapsed.” – Kenza’s story
“Relationship building, knowing different organizations–these are things we developed in the Inequality in America classroom. It gave me context for the ecosystem of nonprofits here, a map of organizations with similar values.” Read More »
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Building connections and confidence – Darius’ story
“HECUA provided me with access to wise people in the world and in the community. That was the thing I appreciated most: the ability to connect with people.” Read More »
Grassroots activism, from Palestine to Northern Ireland – Hashem’s story
"I developed skills to negotiate my academic understanding with the ‘real world’ and its realities. I became much less cynical about academia and started seeing not only its shortcomings but also its relevancy." Read More »
“I feel like I’m learning myself all over again.” – Michelle’s Story
“I feel like I’m learning myself all over again. This organization helps me see what I am capable of, because I can see that it’s all of us together.” Read More »
Climate Justice and Community Organizing – Patty’s Story
"Enrolling in HECUA was the best decision I have ever made. It made me understand I could help strengthen social movements by working with youth.” Read More »
A happy accident – Jonah’s Story
"In brief, my ISP turned into a paper for a class, which led me to a research fellowship that enabled me to write my undergrad thesis. My time spent as a student research fellow eventually resulted in a full time position there." Read More »