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Explore seven cities where we have a need for extraordinary young people to serve and mentor students.

Hidden figures: The corps of young people helping build stronger educational networks.

Blaine School AmeriCorps members William Glover-Flood and Tykira Mitchell teach students about important Black figures as part of Black History…

Help students connect with one another during distance learning by discovering new stories and increased literacy on March 2, Read…

Computer Science Education week kicks off December 7-12 at schools around the world. Detroit’s Noble Elementary School joined in with…

Thanks first must go to Historian Carter G. Woodson for creating Negro History Week in 1926 to celebrate the profound…

Brain breaks are half-hour sessions led by ACMs and provide a fun, non-academic space for students to hang out and…

Learn more about ��ɫ��Ƶ’s emphasis on mentorship. Becoming a good mentor takes practice, listening and reflection.

Our ��ɫ��Ƶ AmeriCorps members serve in schools to promote educational equity as student success coaches. Learn more about service…

��ɫ��Ƶ Philly staff and AmeriCorps members Egypt Worthy (top left), Grant Draughn (top right), Kylie Brazil (bottom left), and…

Whatever life after ��ɫ��Ƶ holds for AmeriCorps member Emily Stillman, she will carry our value of idealism wherever she…

This year has been anything but easy, luckily, we were able to make the most of it and serve our…