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New Indigenous Communities Liaison Expands CCCE Partnership Capacity
Marcy Averill joined the Carleton’s Center for Community and Civic Engagement Office (CCCE) in September as the college’s new Indigenous Communities Liaison. Averill is a bridge builder and cultural knowledge holder who is stewarding relationships between Carleton and our neighboring Native communities and organizations. This work supports the wellbeing of our Indigenous students and promotes ethical scholarly engagement with Native partners, but above all, it advances our commitment to healing between Carleton and the still vital Wahpekute and Mdewakanton Dakota people whose displacement enabled Carleton’s founding. All of these goals recently converged on Indigenous Peoples Day when Prairie Island partners, Indigenous staff and students, and non-native allies gathered on campus to be in community, sharing food, traditions, and music.
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During the spring 2022 term, two political science ACE courses worked with the Center for Community and Civic Engagement (CCCE) to focus on food insecurity in civil societies and the…
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The Center for Community and Civic Engagement (CCCE) is home to approximately thirty student fellows each year who work in our office as part of their work study position. CCCE…
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The Center for Community and Civic Engagement (CCCE) is excited to introduce the new Carleton Humanities and Arts Trailer (CHAT)! The CHAT is a mobile multi-purpose space available for use…
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This is an excerpt from an interview with Palmar Alvarez-Blanco, the Broom Fellow for Public Scholarship and a Spanish professor at Carleton. Can you give a brief background on your…
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After a two year hiatus due to the covid pandemic Carleton’s Zero Waste Move-Out Lighten Up event, is back and bigger than ever. In June as Carleton students move out…
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Community-Based Work Study (CBWS), a federally funded program that allows students to work with community partners for their work-study, is a growing branch of the work in Carleton’s Center for…
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In response to a community identified need, students in Carleton’s Center for Community and Civic Engagement Office (CCCE) developed a pathway for Carleton students to become licensed certified nurses assistants…
Updates from the CCCE: Fall 2022
