In a six week long summer experience, Georgetown students would act as coaches, empowering and inspiring students from Southeast DC to identify and tackle the problems in their community. The undergraduate participants would also work to change the problems that they perceive on Georgetown’s campus. The goals of the program are: 1. To improve the experience of Georgetown students by increasing connectedness within the student body and between students and university administration 2. To encourage and facilitate student work for change on campus 3.

The organization I am passionately dedicated to is Mobilize.org. Mobilize.org is an all-partisan network dedicated to educating, empowering, and energizing young people to increase our civic engagement and political participation. We operate through Mobilizer Teams who serve as our ground troops in the war against political apathy. These teams bring together local activists and leaders to help pave the highway to youth empowerment. One of the projects that I have worked on through my involvement with Mobilize.org is the Caesar Chavez 10th Grade Community Action Project.