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Co-Op During a Pandemic: Quinn Ritzhaupt ’23

When I began at Antioch College, I had no idea what my first co-op would be. I went through my Fall and Winter quarters in

Protecting Farmland from Home: My Socially Distanced Co-op

Even as I sit in a makeshift office in the

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

As a second-year student with an interest in psychology, literature

Maria N. Ramirez ’22 at The Kitchen in NYC

Hi there, my name is Maria N. Ramirez and this

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

Latin America, Policy, Advocacy, Law

The Darkness Of Immigration: Uli Sanroman ’22

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

Environmental Science & Ecology, Latin America, The Work We Do

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

Boston, Education & Youth Empowerment, The Work We Do

A Place like Home: Amera Porter-Watterson ’22

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 at The Paraclete, South Boston

Arts & Performance, New York

Akili Hayden ’22 at Creative Time in NYC

27 January 2020

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

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

Boston, Education, Education & Youth Empowerment

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

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

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

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

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

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

Veterinary Medicine In Guatemala: Maria Lopez ’21

09 November 2018

Biomed, Public Health, & Health Advocacy, Co-op News, Division Sciences, Latin America, STORYTELLING, The Work We Do

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

09 November 2018

Featured Post, Latin America

Sam Eagleburger ’19 at 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

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

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

How to Learn and Advance and Avoid a Punch: Kyna Burke of 2019, Round Two at the Dayton Quest Center

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

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

Psychology, Mindfulness, & Wellness, Southwest

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

Appropriate Technology, Energy, & Systems Design, Northeast

ESOPs, Cooperatives, and Sputtered Optical Filters: Elijah Snow-Rackley ’20 at Chroma Technologies

Midwest, Ohio, Policy, Advocacy, Law, Student Spotlight, The Work We Do

Student Spotlight: Rachel Isaacson ’19

Ohio, Student Spotlight

Student Spotlight: Ramone Ritzhaupt ’20

Arts & Performance, Ohio

Lamps, Clamps, and Painting – What’s It Like Working as a Theater Tech: Ramone Ritzhaupt ’20 at The Foundry Theater

Education, Faculty Spotlight, Literature & Publishing, Midwest, Ohio, The Places We Go

Faculty Spotlight: Corine Tachtiris

Ohio, Student Spotlight

Student Spotlight: Ben Zitsman ’20

Biomed, Public Health, & Health Advocacy, Faculty Spotlight, Midwest, Ohio

Faculty Spotlight: Jeff Romig and a Field Trip with BIO 335: Anatomy and Physiology II

Environmental Science & Ecology, South

Abbie Jones ’20 at The Atlanta Botanical Gardens

Midwest, Ohio, Student Spotlight, The Work We Do

Student Spotlight: Mia Bates ’20

Faculty Spotlight: Mario Rodriguez Garcia

Ohio, Student Spotlight, The Work We Do

Student Spotlight: Alana Guth ’18 and Coco Gagnet ’18

Environmental Science & Ecology, Southwest, The Work We Do

BEMPing it Up – Taking Students Into the Field: Rose Hardesty ’17 at Bosque Ecosystem Monitoring Program (BEMP)

Alaska, Environmental Science & Ecology

Contributing to Environmental Justice: Jamie Ramsey ’18 at University of Alaska Fairbanks

Chicago, Student Spotlight

Student Spotlight: Valerie Benedict ’18

Midwest, Ohio, Student Spotlight, The Places We Go, The Work We Do

Student Spotlight: Lincoln Rose

Chicago, Policy, Advocacy, Law

Three Courtrooms: Chris Welter ’19 at Phillip Brigham, LLC

Midwest, Ohio, Student Spotlight

Student Spotlight: Student-Faculty film collaboration, “Seriously Not Funny”

Faculty Spotlight, Japan, Ohio, The Work We Do

Faculty Spotlight: Faculty Collaborate to Organize Ohayo Ohio 2017

Faculty Spotlight, Latin America, Media Arts & Communication, STORYTELLING, The Work We Do

Faculty Spotlight: Charles Fairbanks

The Places We Go, The Work We Do

Student Spotlight: Co-op Swap

Education & Youth Empowerment, San Francisco Bay Area, Student Spotlight

Student Spotlight: Jennifer Bish ’18

Environmental Science & Ecology, Faculty Spotlight, Food Systems, Sustainable Agriculture, Culinary Arts, Midwest, Ohio

Faculty Spotlight: Beth Bridgeman

Biomed, Public Health, & Health Advocacy, Midwest, The Work We Do

Primary Prevention as a Tool for Social Change: Tyler Clapsaddle ’19 at Metropolitan Organization to Counter Sexual Assault (MOCSA)

Arts & Performance, Boston, History, Archives, & Libraries, STORYTELLING

Fashion Crimes: The Rabbit Hole of Criminalized Cross-Dressing in US History: Mallory Drover ’19 at Boston MFA

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

My Winter Co-op: Isme Ramirez ’20 at Children’s After School Arts (CASA)

Biomed, Public Health, & Health Advocacy, Ohio

Post-Acute Care Continuum: Roland Scaife ’17 at Kettering Health Network

Food Systems, Sustainable Agriculture, Culinary Arts, Southwest

The Groundwork Behind A Food Movement: Eleanore Staffanson ’19 at Natural Grocers

Philadelphia, Policy, Advocacy, Law

Legal Assistant: Clare Forester ’19 at Scholl Ashodian Regional Bankruptcy Center

Education & Youth Empowerment, Ohio

Learning Organically: Mia Bates ’20 at The Antioch School

Ohio, Policy, Advocacy, Law

Preparing to be a Legislative Aide: Rachel Isaacson ’19 at Columbus City Hall and Ohio House of Representatives

Community Organizing & Development, Southwest, The Work We Do

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

Media Arts & Communication, Southwest, STORYTELLING, The Places We Go, The Work We Do

A Radio Associate’s Day-to-Day Life: Mari Smith ’19 at Denver Open Media

Community Organizing & Development, Ohio

Helping Those in Need: Henry Williams ’18 at Matthew 25 Ministries

New England, Psychology, Mindfulness, & Wellness

Gaining More Perspective: Moumita Dam ’19 at Crotched Mountain School and Rehabilitation Center

Biomed, Public Health, & Health Advocacy, Midwest, The Work We Do

Why are babies born when we want to be asleep: Cecilia Kouba ’19 at Advent Midwifery