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Swimming against the anti-immigrant current: Kensy Zelaya ’21 at the Central American Resources Center in Houston

I am Kensy Zelaya, a fourth-year student at Antioch College with a self-designed major in political economy and social psychology. For my last co-op,

03 November 2020

New Skills and Meaningful Service During a Pandemic: Dillon Zuniga ’22 in Los Angeles

My day-to-day during the Covid-19 pandemic has been one to

02 November 2020

The Building of a Dome/Home: Daniel Cox ‘19 at Cal-Earth, the California Institute of Earth Architecture

Today is Friday, February 17th in the year 2017 and

21 October 2020

Ashanti Walker ‘22 at Buen Dia Family School in San Francisco, California

I am currently experiencing my first Co-op in San Francisco,

19 October 2020

Education, Education & Youth Empowerment, Ohio

A Day in Mills Lawn: Kensy Zelaya Sabillon ’21 at Mills Lawn Elementary School

19 October 2020

Division Arts, Media Arts & Communication, Ohio

Melitine Pikakos ’22 at WYSO Radio Station

18 October 2020

Community Organizing & Development, Ohio, Study Area - Community Organization and Advocacy

Jade Marshall ’21 at the Coretta Scott King Center for Cultural and Intellectual Freedom

18 October 2020

Community Organizing & Development, Division Arts, Northeast, Philadelphia

Grass is Greener When it Grows Through the Sidewalk: Ike Wylie ’22 in Philadelphia, PA

16 October 2020

Education & Youth Empowerment, Ohio

Working Toward My Future: Caitlyn Bove ’20 at Yellow Springs High School

13 October 2020

Division Social Sciences, Featured Post, New York, Psychology, Mindfulness, & Wellness

The Center of a Movement in the Middle of Nowhere: Ike Wylie ’22 at Camphill Copake in Copake, NY

10 October 2020

Division Social Sciences, New York, The Work We Do

Coming to Community in Copake: Asher Ruck ’22 at Camphill Village Copake

10 October 2020

Biomed, Public Health, & Health Advocacy, Community Organizing & Development, Southwest

When Staring at a Screen is Healthy (Digital Communication Logistics for Community Health and Development): Asher Ruck ‘22 at Project Vida Health Center in El Paso, TX

10 October 2020

Education & Youth Empowerment, New England, Study Area - Community Organization and Advocacy, The Work We Do

Changing Education through Teaching: Kellyn Borkenhagen ’22 CEpress & South End Technology Center in Boston

09 October 2020

Featured Post, Food Systems, Sustainable Agriculture, Culinary Arts, Ohio, Study Area - Sustainability

The Dream of a Future Farmer: Kaylee Rutherford ’23 at the Antioch Farm

09 October 2020

Arts & Performance, Literature & Publishing, Midwest, The Work We Do

Unpacking My Bedroom: Leander O’Connell Johnson ’23

09 October 2020

Appropriate Technology, Energy, & Systems Design, Ohio

All the projects are technically special: Vahid S. Merkel ’22 at Antioch College’s IT Department

09 October 2020

Chicago, Featured Post, Policy, Advocacy, Law, Study Area Policy and Political Science/Economy

Conflict of Interest: Chris Chavers ’21 at the Law Office of Phillip Brigham

09 October 2020

Co-op News, Ohio

New Antioch Works Co-op Blog Editor: Sara Marsh ’23

06 October 2020

covid19, Literature & Publishing, Ohio

Co-Op During a Pandemic: Quinn Ritzhaupt ’23

covid19, Food Systems, Sustainable Agriculture, Culinary Arts, Ohio, Study Area - Sustainability, The Work We Do

Protecting Farmland from Home: McKenzie Smith ’23 at the Tecumseh Land Trust

Arts & Performance, Boston, Division Arts

Another Form of Art: Ashley Nicole Matias Matos ’22 at The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston

Arts & Performance, Media Arts & Communication, New York

Maria N. Ramirez ’22 at The Kitchen in NYC

Division Humanities, History, Archives, & Libraries, The Work We Do, Washington D.C.

Godwin’s Law: Ian Wonn ’22 at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum

Division Sciences, New England, The Work We Do

Learning about Life in Bellows Falls, Vermont: Morgan Hayslip ’21 at Chroma Technology Inc.

Ohio, The Work We Do

More Opportunities Equals More To Learn: Cara Stedman ’22 and Integrative Learning

Biomed, Public Health, & Health Advocacy, Division Social Sciences, South

Helping Hands and Hands of Need Extend Identically: Ike Wylie ’22 at Project Vida Health Center in El Paso, TX

Boston, Education & Youth Empowerment, Student Spotlight, The Work We Do

A Place like Home: Amera Porter-Watterson ’22 at Critical Exploration Press & South End Technology Center in Boston

Education, Education & Youth Empowerment, San Francisco Bay Area

Unapologetic: Lexi Payton ’22 at Buen Dia Family School

Boston, Education, Education & Youth Empowerment, New England, The Work We Do

In the Service of Others: Sarah Tibble ’22 at The Paraclete, South Boston

Environmental Science & Ecology, Featured Post, Latin America

Life and Lessons in Panamá: Dillon Powell Zuniga ’22 in Mount Totumas Cloud Forest

Arts & Performance, New York

Akili Hayden ’22 at Creative Time in NYC

27 January 2020

Latin America, Policy, Advocacy, Law

The Darkness Of Immigration: Uli Sanroman ’22

21 January 2020

Media Arts & Communication, Ohio

The Role of a Production Assistant: Alex Bell ’17 at Maria de la Muerte Production Team

14 November 2019

Division Social Sciences, Europe, Featured Post, Psychology, Mindfulness, & Wellness

More Than A Home: Delaney Schlesinger-Devlin ’22 at Estia Agios Nikolaos in Greece

14 October 2019

Appropriate Technology, Energy, & Systems Design, Featured Post, Northeast

Looking at the Green Mountains through Chroma Lenses: Moumita Dam ’20 at Chroma Technology Corp in Vermont

14 October 2019

Appropriate Technology, Energy, & Systems Design, Featured Post, Midwest

Sailing Adventure: Lois Chermansky ’22 at The Drummond Island Tall Ship Company on Shelter Island, Michigan

13 October 2019

Ohio, Policy, Advocacy, Law, The Work We Do

911 Dispatcher: KaDae Brockington ’21 at the Clark County Sheriff’s Office

09 October 2019

Arts & Performance, Boston, Division Arts

Curating an Exhibition – Gender Bending Fashion: Sarah Mills ’21 at MFA Boston

09 October 2019

Community Organizing & Development, Division Social Sciences, Policy, Advocacy, Law, San Francisco Bay Area, Study Area - Community Organization and Advocacy

Chris Chavers ’22 at the Transgender Law Center in Oakland

29 September 2019

Arts & Performance, Division Arts, New York, Study Area - Performance and Devised Theater

It ain’t Hollywood—Flux Factory and The Real City of Dreams: Colby Nelson-Betz ’22

29 September 2019

Arts & Performance, Division Arts, San Francisco Bay Area

Positivity and Printmaking in Oakland: Amanda Seigel ’22

29 September 2019

Arts & Performance, Division Arts, New York

Supporting Local and International Artists in Brooklyn: Morgan Day ’20 at the International Studio & Curatorial Program

19 September 2019

Psychology, Mindfulness, & Wellness, Southwest

A Journey through the Dharma and into the Belly of the Beast: Jonah Martindale ’20 at Crestone Mountain Zen Center

Division Social Sciences, Midwest, Policy, Advocacy, Law, Study Area Policy and Political Science/Economy

Learning the Law in Chicago: Elinore Hendrickson at Phillip Brigham, LLC

Division Humanities, Ohio, Study Area - Sustainability

Noah Yasgur ’19 at Community Solutions

Boston, Education, Education & Youth Empowerment, Featured Post

The Truth About Teaching: Lexi Payton ’22 at Paraclete Academy in Boston

Creative Enterprise, Business & Entrepreneurship, Pacific Southwest

Managing a Car Wash or Managing Time? Dillon Powell ’22 at Accurate Car Wash Division

Education & Youth Empowerment, Ohio

I love teaching: Morgan Hayslip ’21 at Mills Lawn Elementary School

Biomed, Public Health, & Health Advocacy, Division Sciences, New England

The hills are alive with the sound of … microscope filters: Noah Greer ’22 at Chroma

Education, Education & Youth Empowerment, Latin America, The Work We Do

Nadia Mulhall ’22 at Paz Montessori School in Oaxaca, Mexico

Arts & Performance, Division Arts, Latin America, Study Area - Performance and Devised Theater

Colectiva Artivista – Art & Activism For Mujeres y Feminidades: Alyssa Navarette ’19 in Buenos Aires, Argentina

covid19, Food Systems, Sustainable Agriculture, Culinary Arts, New York, Psychology, Mindfulness, & Wellness

Three Things to Learn at Camphill Copake// Delaney Schlesinger-Devlin ’22

Community Organizing & Development, Psychology, Mindfulness, & Wellness, Southwest

Raising Awareness One Knock at a Time: Jocelyne Cruz ’19 at Blue Bench

History, Archives, & Libraries, Media Arts & Communication, Midwest, Ohio, The Work We Do

Project Managing and Digital Developing: Emma Metty ’19 at Oral History in the Liberal Arts

Alaska, Arts & Performance, Education, Education & Youth Empowerment

My Return as a Children’s Community Art Teacher in Alaska: Mallory Drover ’19

Education & Youth Empowerment, Northeast, Psychology, Mindfulness, & Wellness

Path of the Sword and Heart: Sam Eagleburger ’19 at Quest Martial Arts Raleigh

14 November 2018

Animal Advocacy, Rescue & Rehab, Division Sciences, Latin America

Veterinary Medicine In Guatemala: Maria Lopez ’21

09 November 2018

Biomed, Public Health, & Health Advocacy, Division Sciences, Latin America

Spanish Immersion and Storytelling: Anna Samake ’19 at the Tandana Foundation in Highland, Ecuador.

09 November 2018

Biomed, Public Health, & Health Advocacy, Community Organizing & Development, Latin America

The Paper Apocalypse I Call an Office: Mickey Herrera ’20 at DIF Corregidora

26 October 2018

Division Arts, Media Arts & Communication, Ohio

Exploring Local Radio: Rachel Isaacson ’19 at WYSO

16 October 2018

Ohio, Psychology, Mindfulness, & Wellness

Final Round at the Dayton Quest Center: Kyna Burke ’19

16 October 2018

Community Organizing & Development, Latin America, Study Area - Language and Culture

Sam Eagleburger ’19 at the Center for Global Justice and Tianguis Organico in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico

Featured Post, Japan

Japan is a Time Machine: Amanda Akers ’20 at Kyoto Seika and Yamasa Institute, Aichi

Appropriate Technology, Energy, & Systems Design, Biomed, Public Health, & Health Advocacy, New England

Seeing Through the Filters: Moumita Dam ’19 at Chroma Technology

Arts & Performance, Education & Youth Empowerment, San Francisco Bay Area

Diego Flores ’21 at Buen Dia Family School in San Francisco

Arts & Performance, Europe, The Work We Do

Artist in Residence: Morgan Day ’20 in Maribor, Slovenia

Education & Youth Empowerment, Ohio, The Work We Do

At Camp Nuhop, We Do More Than Sing: Julia Hainzer ’21

Arts & Performance, San Francisco Bay Area

A Focus on Inner Growth: Link Rose ’20 self-designed art co-op in Oakland

Boston, Education & Youth Empowerment, Featured Post

Joy and Wonder: Nadia Mulhall ’20 at Newtowne School in Boston

Arts & Performance, Education & Youth Empowerment, San Francisco Bay Area, Study Area - Performance and Devised Theater

Youth Theater Project: Andy Janecko ’20 at San Francisco Mime Troupe

Boston, Division Humanities, Education & Youth Empowerment

Educating for Democracy: Elijah Snow-Rackley ’20 at Critical Exploration Press

Community Organizing & Development, Division Sciences, Environmental Science & Ecology, Featured Post, Latin America

Greening Buenos Aires: Michelle Fujii ’18 at Un Arbol Para Mi Vereda in Argentina

Education & Youth Empowerment, San Francisco Bay Area

Multi-Media Childhood: Zoe Ritzhaupt ’20 at Buen Dia Family School

Featured Post, Pacific Southwest

Hidden Gems of the Puget Sound: Adam Green ’20 at the Nisqually Reach Nature Center

Boston, Education, Literature & Publishing, STORYTELLING

Radical Education: Caitlyn Bove ’20 at Critical Exploration Press

24 February 2018

Division Sciences, Environmental Science & Ecology, Ohio

Bringing nature to the community: Lanique Dawson ’19 at Glen Helen Ecology Institute

22 February 2018

Community Organizing & Development, Division Social Sciences, Latin America

Breaking the Cycle of Consumption in Buenos Aires: Lucas Bautista ’18 at Club de Reparadores

10 December 2017

Boston, Education & Youth Empowerment, Environmental Science & Ecology, Policy, Advocacy, Law

Advocate & Generate—the Creation of Environmental Stewards: Lanique Dawson ’19

06 December 2017

Biomed, Public Health, & Health Advocacy, Chicago, Featured Post

Cubicle in the Hospital: Moumita Dam ’19 at Northshore University Healthcare System in Chicago

28 November 2017

History, Archives, & Libraries, Midwest, Ohio, STORYTELLING, The Work We Do

Journeys in Digital Archiving: Emma Metty ’19 at Oral History in the Liberal Arts

28 November 2017

Japan, Policy, Advocacy, Law, STORYTELLING

Education and Activism in Nagasaki: Michelle Fujii ’18 at Research Center for Nuclear Weapons Abolition

09 November 2017

Media Arts & Communication, Northwest

The Summer Passing in Portland: Santiago Gariepy ’17 at Collective Eye Films

26 October 2017

Division Sciences, Environmental Science & Ecology, Ohio

Applying Class Skills over Co-op: Richard Hauck ’17 at Glen Helen Nature Preserve

25 October 2017

Arts & Performance, New York, Study Area - Performance and Devised Theater

No Food, Just Innovative Art: The Kitchen

08 October 2017

Media Arts & Communication, Ohio

A dark silhouette of Antioch College's Main Hall against a blue sky with clouds and the moon visible in the background.

Of Mics and Media: Connie Brunson ’18 at Antioch College Media Department

26 September 2017

Arts & Performance, Creative Enterprise, Business & Entrepreneurship, Washington D.C.

Nash Milem ’18 at Artex Fine Art Services

20 September 2017

Environmental Science & Ecology, Ohio

From my first to last Co-op: Sam Stewart ’17 at EnviroFlight

18 September 2017

Community Organizing & Development, New York, New York

Thinking About Social Transformation in NYC: Greta Treistman ’17 at North Star Fund

14 September 2017

Education, Education & Youth Empowerment, Ohio

An Artistic Lead Teacher : Jumana Snow ’18 at the Y.S. Community Children’s Center

12 September 2017

Food Systems, Sustainable Agriculture, Culinary Arts, Ohio

Sustainable Farming and Simple Living: Ella Arnold ’18 at Heartbeat Learning Gardens

12 September 2017

Education & Youth Empowerment, Japan

Unfamiliar/Familiar: AJ Fouts ’18 Traveling Abroad for the First Time in Osaka

12 September 2017

Biomed, Public Health, & Health Advocacy, Ohio

Valerie Benedict ’18 at Premier Health Fidelity Health Care, PHAIM Team

12 September 2017

History, Archives, & Libraries, Ohio

Archives and activism: Ciana Ayenu ’17 at the Peace Resource Center

12 September 2017

Biomed, Public Health, & Health Advocacy, The Work We Do, Washington D.C.

Isabelle Segadelli ’18 at Sibley Memorial Hospital

Animal Advocacy, Rescue & Rehab, Midwest, The Work We Do

An Educational Sled Dog Business: Rowan Coburn-Griffis ’18 at Points Unknown

Alaska, Environmental Science & Ecology, Featured Post

Pertaining to Peatlands: Jamie Ramsey ‘18 at the International Arctic Research Center REU

Arts & Performance, Boston

Curatorial Musings: Katie Olson ’17 at the Museum of Fine Arts Boston

Media Arts & Communication, Ohio

Increasing connectivity: Thomas Amrhein ’20 at WYSO

Creative Enterprise, Business & Entrepreneurship, Policy, Advocacy, Law, Washington D.C.

LGBTQ+ Advocacy: Jacob Seitz ’20 at the National Gay and Lesbian Chamber of Commerce

Northeast, Philadelphia, Policy, Advocacy, Law

Keeping People In Their Homes: Aj Fouts ’18 at Regional Bankruptcy Center