1. What drew you to RVC? So I learned about RVC a couple of years ago, and I thought, “Wow, it’s so cool that an organization
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Fellow Highlight: Dayjha McMillan
Dayjha McMillan (they/she) is a fellow in the Community Impact Fellowship ‘22-’24 cohort. She’s also a recently published co-author of the essay, “ACAB Means Abolishing the
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Impact Stories…featuring RVC Staff!
These are the 3 conversations (in comic form!) we shared through our Holiday Year-End campaign. We reflected on our own experiences as staff, on the transformative nature of
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2022 Staff Learning & Celebration!
And, that’s a WRAP! 2022 was a year of big challenges, surprises, learning, and growth at RVC. We moved into a shared executive leadership and deepened
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Partner Highlight: Collective Justice NW
Is there something new that your team has been working on that you’d like folks in the community to know about? Last month, Collective Justice completed
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August 2022 Newsletter
🥾The Fellowship Journey Continues⛰️ 🎊 BIG CONGRATS 🎊 to the 2022-2024 Community Impact Fellows for successfully finishing out the 5-week intensive Leadership Institute as they continue
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Partner Highlight: One Vibe Africa
This month, you may have jammed out with our Partner Organization, One Vibe Africa, at Madaraka Festival 2022 at Pier 62! In addition to hosting amazing
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Ask Me Anything: Shalom Cook (she/her), Capacity Building Lead
We are excited to welcome Shalom Cook (she/her) to our team! Shalom has joined RVC as a Capacity Building Lead. Read her full interview below to learn
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July 2022 Newsletter
🌱Meet the 2022-2024 Community Impact Fellows🌱 Our new cohort of emerging leaders has kicked off and they’re making a bang! If you haven’t already, follow us
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Ask Me Anything: Rae Lee (they/them), Communication & Graphic Design Manager
1. What drew you to RVC? I have not been in the nonprofit world for long (barely 4 years), but already I have been seeing how
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