We’re still accepting mentor applications for the Greater Syracuse Career Mentoring program! Join the 25+ people who have already come forward to be a part of mentoring the new generation of Syracuse youth. https://t.co/4CZ8Cb7YzD
Missing our typical roles as volunteers at the Crawfish Festival 🦞 But we hope all our Syracuse Believers are out there supporting Operation Northern Comfort and the Crawfish Festival today! https://t.co/4qTXtz1iMC
This week's Youth Beat features Samaia Goodrich. As founder of the Girls Loving Ourselves Worldwide (GLOW) Project, a Let Our Voices Echo (LOVE) Syracuse Initiative, she demonstrates true leadership and advocacy for youth in the Syracuse community.
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If you're a pro in the Greater Syracuse area you may be able to help a young adult as he or she transitions into college and then the workforce. https://t.co/1uV1UIrPp4
#MentoringAmplifies success with @BelieveInSYR's new #mentoring program, the Greater Syracuse Career Mentoring program, connecting young-adults with local professionals to help them transition into the workplace. Read more from @NewsChannel9: https://t.co/8XjDSk8hbt #NYMentoring
Did you catch Ahmeed Turner on @BridgeStreetTV today talking about the Greater Syracuse Career Mentoring program? Check it out! https://t.co/i7z58refCG
There's a new program looking for CNY Professionals to mentor Young Adults. Click the link to learn more about Believe In Syracuse! https://t.co/bwX4N100bw @BelieveInSYR
Excited to announce Greater Syracuse Career Mentoring, a new Believe in Syracuse program for local college students who want to grow their careers right here in Syracuse. Currently building the program and calling for mentors to join the program! https://t.co/PTsN7GrsMt
Maria Maldonado-Lewis is the definition of a powerhouse. She is a wife, a mother, a grandmother, a community advocate, Community Engagement Manager for @Syracuse1848 and CEO of I Know I Can Radio. Read her story! https://t.co/rMnLIWcZOs
We’re excited to start a new feature called the Syracuse Youth Beat, where we highlight local area students doing good work in the community! This week we’re highlighting the Girl Up group from @NottinghamSCSD from @SyracuseSchools! Read their story! https://t.co/0EbLrAbt52
HISTORIC MOMENT ON THE UNIVERSITY HILL 👏 🎊 to both Dawn Reed and Shante Lewis on the opening of “Winne’s Soul Delicious,” the FIRST minority-owned business on Marshall Street. The pair brings a new flavor to the hill, adding soul food to the mix of restaurants along the strip.
This #givingtuesday we want to give thanks to all the donors, volunteers and partners that make programs like this year’s virtual @WOLSyracuse youth conference possible! We couldn’t do it without you 🙌🙌🙌