Imagine the cold wind on your face as you fly down the mountain, waist deep in snow with a beautiful blue sky over head. Everywhere you look is covered in white and skiing in these conditions feels more like floating than exercise. It would be
My second co-op combines two varied experiences. I am interning at Columbus City Hall for Councilmember Michael Stinziano and I am a constituent liaison for State Representative Brigid Kelly. They are both elected officials who help make decisions affecting the areas they represent. As for their
My first co-op experience at Antioch is at Coleman Professional Services, a nonprofit community behavioral health agency that provides comprehensive behavioral health, residential, employment, and supportive services to the people of Ohio, regardless of their ability to pay. As a housing tech, it is my
Hello all, I come to you from Denver, Colorado on a lazy Monday afternoon sitting among 11 felines in a "cat cafe". Working at Denver Open media this co-op term, I enjoy Saturday, Sunday and Monday off because we do not operate on weekends and Mondays.
My name is Henry Williams and in my first ever co-op blog post I want to show you all the amazing work I am helping with at Matthew 25 Ministries! This is an organization that collects donations and sends them throughout the world as disaster relief
I am a second-year undergraduate student in Antioch College. I am currently doing my second internship for an organization called the Crotched Mountain Foundation. This is a non-profit organization which is dedicated to serving individuals with disabilities and to help their families. Crotched Mountain was founded in
SCENE -- An OFFICE in WEST LOS ANGELES. A YOUNG MAN is sitting on a metal folding chair, wearing a HEADSET and looking into a COMPUTER. A CALENDAR on the wall is marked JANUARY. "Hi, is Ethel there?" "Hi Ethel, I'm a volunteer with the Coalition to
I'm not sure what my co-op blog post means to you, nor what insight or enjoyment you hope to gain from reading this. But my motivation for writing it—outside of its obligatory nature as a co-op assignment—is to give myself space for reflection and to
I’m sitting here in the midwives office waiting and wondering what time the baby in the other room will be born. It’s 8pm on March 8th and there are still several hours left of International Women’s Day. This morning just before 6am, a beautiful baby
My month-long co-op to Cuba has been in the works for much longer. It began my first year at Antioch when I started working for Community Solutions and was told of the possibility that I could travel to Cuba as a part of my work
