Look at The New Face of Leadership in Indianapolis
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Introduction
Become an Ally
Become a Partner Organization
Application Deadlines
Staff
Contact Us
We’re changing the face and practice of leadership in Indianapolis.
Welcome to Public Allies Indianapolis! 2010-2011 is a ground breaking year for Public Allies Indianapolis as we have 22 Allies placed in 20 Nonprofit Organizations across the city. These young adults, between the ages of 18 and 30, are working in a wide variety of organizations to strengthen Nonprofits, Communities, and Civic Engagement.
Public Allies Indianapolis is a signature AmeriCorps program of the Indianapolis Neighborhood Resource Center located at 1802 N. Illinois Street - 317.920.0330. Please contact site director, Marc McAleavey (ext. 104) or program managers, Casey Bridgeford (ext. 107) and Megan Johnson (ext. 111) for more information about the program and how you can serve as a resource, become a potential ally or Partner Organization or play another role in making Indianapolis a place that is good for all of us.
Become an Ally
Are you ready to make a significant impact on your community? Public Allies Indianapolis is an intense 10-month Apprenticeship Program designed to develop the next generation of civic leaders.
We are seeking dedicated, service minded Allies to begin their ten-month apprenticeship in nonprofit organizations in the Indianapolis area, click here to find out more!
Public Allies deadline extended to June 15, 2011.
Ally Applicants Apply at apply.publicallies.org
Become a Partner Organization
Host a young leader at your organization: Increase your organizational capacity, recruit and manage more volunteers, all the while supporting diverse young leaders!
Enhance Your Services While Developing Indianapolis Leaders!!
Indianapolis Neighborhood Resource Center, partnered with the national organization Public Allies, is getting ready for another Apprenticeship Class! Public Allies is a premier pipeline for developing diverse young nonprofit and community leaders, and prepares leaders and organizations to lead more effectively for our changing times.
Public Allies are matched with nonprofit organizations where they serve 32 hours a week, generally Monday through Thursday, for 10 months starting on September 1, 2011. Our nonprofit partner organizations help develop diverse young leaders while enhancing their services.
Partnering with Public Allies will increase your organization’s ability to:
o Create, improve and expand your services
o Cultivate diverse young talent
o Build community across social boundaries
o Generate new volunteers
o Collaborate with other organizations
o Evaluate performance and impact
o Strengthen your organization through our nationally recognized and supported leadership program!
Join us to learn more about the value of becoming a Public Ally Partner Organization!
Hear from current Partner Organizations and Public Allies at one of our dynamic information sessions held at and hosted by our friends at the following organizations:
Friday, May 13, 2011 from 10:00am to 11:30am - The John H. Boner Community Center, 2236 E. 10th Street, Indianapolis, IN.
Wednesday, May 18th from 3:30pm to 5:00pm – Indianapolis Neighborhood Resource Center, 1802 N. Illinois Street, Indianapolis, IN.
Tuesday, June 7th, from 4:00pm to 5:00pm – Mary Rigg Neighborhood Center, 1920 W. Morris Street, Indianapolis, IN.
For more information and to RSVP call INRC at 920-0330 x.104 or send an e-mail to APPLY-IN@PUBLICALLIES.ORG. You can also find more information at these websites: www.inrc.org, www.publicallies.org.
Partner Applicants Apply at partner.publicallies.org
Public Allies provides our nonprofit partners with:
o Recruitment and selection of talented and diverse candidates and coordination of the apprenticeship matching process
o Valuable experience in a nonprofit organization improving, expanding, and/or developing critical programs and services
o Ally coaching and support through a robust leadership development curriculum, personalized coaching, structured evaluation and reporting, and other supports
o Supervision, coaching and feedback to your Public Ally/Allies to ensure their growth and maximize the value added to your organization
o Contribution of 33% of the Ally stipend (approx. $5,000), plus health care, child care and a $5,350 education award – all provided through our affiliation with AmeriCorps
o Contribution of approximately $11,000 to the Ally stipend.
Important Dates for the 2011-2012 Calendar
• May 13: Organization Information Session at the John H. Boner Center
• May 16-27: Round 1 interviews
• May 18: Organization Information Session at Indianapolis Neighborhood Resource Center
• May 30: Interviewees notified of invitation to group interview
• June 7: Organization Information Session at the Mary Rigg Neighborhood Center
• June 15: Public Ally and Partner Organization Applications are due
• June 20th: Public Ally Applicant Group Interviews and final selections made
• June 24: 2010-2011 Presentations of Learning
• June 27: 2010-2011 Presentations of Learning
• June 28: 2010-2011 Presentations of Learning
• June 28: 2010-2011 Graduation Ceremony
• July 1: Partner Organization Applicant site visits are complete.
• June 15: Partner Organization Applications are due
• July 11: Public Ally Matching Fair
• September 1: 2011-2012 Apprenticeships start
• July 1-7: Public Ally Orientation
• July 8: Public Allies’ first day at Partner Organization
Click here to learn more about Public Allies!
Application Deadlines
Ally Application: June 15, 2011
Staff
 Marc McAleavey, Site Director - marcm@publicallies.org
 Casey Bridgeford, Program Manager - caseyb@publicallies.org
 Megan Johnson, Program Manager - meganj@publicallies.org
Contact Us
Public Allies Indianapolis
Indianapolis Neighborhood Resource Center
1802 N. Illinois Street
Indianapolis, IN 46202
www.inrc.org
Marc McAleavey, Site Director
Telephone: (317) 920-0330, ext. 104
Email: marcm@publicallies.org
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