I firmly believe that small talk gets overlooked too often, especially talking about the weather. The weather connects us so easily to our neighbors, and
Yesterday, I met my supervisor in front of the James R. Ludlow school, an elementary and middle school that participates in The Clay Studio’s (TCS)
You’ll hear this from the second-year Fellows a lot, but time truly does fly by. I’m writing this blog post with just five months before
As the FAO Schwarz Fellow at the Museum of the City of New York (MCNY), I am tasked not only with leading field trips with
“We’re dream-boarding here.” I find myself saying this often with my team’s Stewardship Program Manager, Dan, in our weekly check-in meetings. These meetings usually follow
As the New Year picks up and the months begin to fly by, I have started realizing how quickly my time as a second-year Fellow
Throughout the course of my Fellowship, I’ve found that the most engaging and fulfilling lessons and public programs are the ones where students or participants
As part of the FAO Schwarz Fellowship’s 20th anniversary celebration, we spoke with alumni Gabriela (Gaby) Gomez (2016) and Joe Rosales (2016) about their journeys
A cornerstone of the FAO Schwarz Fellowship is the combination of direct service work, strategic projects, and mentorship. Looking back on my Fellowship experience years