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By Uma Rao, Rainier Valley Corps Capacity Building Coach Watching Brett Kavanaugh’s confirmation to our Supreme Court sent me spiraling to very angry places. Did this

By Noelle Evangelista, RVC Development & Communications Associate Are you a nonprofit spending too much time doing administrative work and not enough time on program work?

Life after high school is hard. There’s a rhetoric out there, especially within immigrant families, that pursuing higher education is the only route to success. This is a narrative is one many of us have internalized, and it’s also one that is a hard pill to swallow.

RVC’s Four Leadership Principles Prioritize Leadership that is Collective, Adaptive, Transformational, and Just By Jondou Chen, Evaluator, Rainier Valley Corps While, communities of color have always

 Last month on July 12 at the Northwest African American Museum, Rainier Valley Corps combined its annual Fellows Celebration with its Quarterly Gathering — and

By Vu Le, Executive Director, Rainier Valley Corps With everything that has been going on in our country lately, I’ve been thinking a lot about what