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AmeriCorps Works: VISTA Members Tell Their Story pt.5

AmeriCorps Week is March 10th-18th this year. We honor the hard work of service Corps members in our communities. I asked local AmeriCorps Volunteers in Services to America (VISTA) members to write about their experience doing a year of service building capacity and fighting poverty at local non-profit agencies. Below Jessy Wei shares her story of service as AmeriCorps VISTA at Sacramento Food Bank & Family Services.  She is the last in a series of VISTAs to share their story this week. For more information about AmeriCorp programs go to http://www.americorps.gov or check out my SacPress article from March 9th titled "AmeriCorps Works". As a current VISTA at the Sacramento Food Bank & Fam

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AmeriCorps Works: VISTA Members Tell Their Story Pt.4

AmeriCorps Week is March 10th-18th this year. We honor the hard work of service Corps members in our communities. I asked local AmeriCorps Volunteers in Services to America (VISTA) members to write about their experience doing a year of service building capacity and fighting poverty at local non-profit agencies. Below Lamara Burgess shares her story of service as AmeriCorps VISTA at Folsom Cordova Unified School District's Parent Engagement Project. For more information about AmeriCorp programs go to http://www.americorps.gov or check out my SacPress article from March 9th titled "AmeriCorps Works". Born and raised in Bronx, New York, I was exposed to many inequalities within my neighborh

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AmeriCorps Works: VISTA Members Tell Their Story Pt.3

AmeriCorps Week is March 10th-18th this year. We honor the hard work of service Corps members in our communities. I asked local AmeriCorps Volunteers in Services to America (VISTA) members to write about their experience doing a year of service building capacity and fighting poverty at local non-profit agencies. Below Jamie Ports shares her story of service as AmeriCorps VISTA at UC Davis Communities and Health Practitioners Together. For more information about AmeriCorp programs go to http://www.americorps.gov or check out my SacPress article from March 9th titled "AmeriCorps Works". Prior to my AmeriCorps service, I was working as a Peace Corps Health Volunteer in Malawi, Africa from 20

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AmeriCorps Works: VISTA Members Tell Their Story

AmeriCorps Week is March 10th-18th this year. We honor the hard work of service Corps members in our communities. I asked local AmeriCorps Volunteers in Services to America (VISTA) members to write about their experience doing a year of service building capacity and fighting poverty at local non-profit agencies. Below Courtney Jallo shares her story of service as AmeriCorps VISTA at Sacramento Food Bank & Family Services. For more information about AmeriCorp programs go to http://www.americorps.gov or check out my SacPress article from March 9th titled "AmeriCorps Works".   My name is Courtney; I am a twenty-something female VISTA working at Sacramento Food Bank and Family Services. Fuele

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AmeriCorps Works: VISTA Members tell their story

AmeriCorps Week is March 10th-18th this year.  We honor the hard work of service Corps members in our communities.  I asked local AmeriCorps Volunteers in Services to America (VISTA) members to write about their experience doing a year of service building capacity and fighting poverty at local non-profit agencies.  Below Deborah Elliot shares her story of service as AmeriCorps VISTA at The GreenHouse. For more information about AmeriCorp programs go to http://www.americorps.gov  or check out my SacPress article from March 9th titled "AmeriCorps Works".   Deborah's Story: I am a middle child of seven children. Because I grew up in a large family, I didn’t grow up with a lot of things. We

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Conversation about: How I survived the Food Stamp Challenge

most people on food stamps work that's why you don't see them hanging around as day laborers. Duh!

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Conversation about: Raw Vegan: Too Difficult??

If you have a trustworthy source you don't have to "read the ingredients" on meat and dairy. Besides that who says you can't COOK your food. I'm really tired of the hype about "destroying nutrients, denaturing proteins, etc." COOKING FOOD MAKES IT EASIER TO DIGEST. It gives your digestive tract a break and actually helps you absorb nutrients. Chicken stock made with real gelatin from the bones is still one of the most strengthening foods in the world. Animal fats are 1000 times more nutritious than polyunsaturated vegetable oils (tho raw vegans might not eat those). Let's face it, nutrition is controversial and for every argument and study you can find a counter-argument and counter-study. I think raw AND vegan are reactions to the Standard American Diet and who's to say they are worse? They're great for detoxing or fasting, But in the long run I believe you're hurting yourself and I WOULDN'T ADVISE THIS DIET FOR ANYONE For secrets to health look to the past, not some trendy juice bar craze

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