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The Alliance Ambassador program is a great way for young professionals to have fun, make friends, become an integral part of the Alliance team, and play an active role in ending hunger in our community. Ambassadors will also develop leadership, public speaking, and writing skills that look great on any resume!

To be an Alliance Ambassador, you must be:

• between the ages 18-30
• a resident of central Arkansas (Pulaski, Jefferson, Faulkner, Saline, Lonoke, Garland, White, and Perry counties)
• able to attend all Ambassador meetings and events (noted below)

During the term year (October-October), Ambassadors are required to:

• Be active members of the Alliance ($25 for individual membership, need-based exceptions can be made on a case-by-case basis)
• Attend all 5 network meetings (late October, early December, early February, April, and July or August)
• Attend at least 2 events, 1 in the fall and 1 in the spring
• Obtain at least 10 volunteer hours over the course of the term year

What kinds of skills will Ambassadors gain? What kinds of experiences will they have?

• Professional development and mentorship opportunities with Alliance staff and Board members
• Experience working with a nonprofit network
• Broad knowledge of hunger issues areas and available resources
• Advocacy and communication (spoken and written) skills
• Volunteer experience and service hours

Folks interested in participating should fill out this application:

Any questions? Contact Jasmine at jzandi@arhungeralliance.org

Program Flyer

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The International Development Fellows Program is welcoming applications through November 1st.

We are confident that this opportunity with Catholic Relief Services (CRS) will continue to appeal to your graduate students and recent alumni who are building a career in . While working alongside experienced staff on  worldwide, Fellows hone their skills in sustainable programming and effective operations. Nearly all Fellows continue this impactful work with CRS after the 12-month Fellowship.

We are offering in October for candidates to learn more about the Fellowship structure & learning objectives, overseas placements, the application process, careers at CRS, and more. We encourage individuals of all backgrounds and nationalities to join our diverse global team.

Contact:

Murielle Abou Abdallah 
Murielle.AbouAbdallah@crs.org
Coordinator, Talent Pipeline Programs, Global People Resources | Catholic Relief Services

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