We welcome alums and friends to a preview of this year’s summer program and InterGen Weekend.
This year’s summer program site, Montgomery, Alabama, offers many immersive and vibrant learning opportunities within EFC’s unique approach to youth leadership development. Focusing on civil and voting rights, participants will be able to experience history in a meaningful way while working with activists across generations.
On February 25, 2024, the EFC Alum Outreach and Engagement Committee hosted an informal discussion about the current conflict in Israel, Gaza, and the West Bank. The goal was to provide an opportunity for youth and adults in the EFC community to share their thoughts, feelings, questions, and perspectives. An intergenerational team of EFC alums imagined, created, and facilitated this forum, designed to allow people to speak openly in a safe environment about this difficult situation that affects us all.
Our recent InterGen Café focused on life post-Encampment, with a lively conversation about making a living while practicing social justice values and activism.
The April InterGen Café focused on the critical importance of arts in social justice organizing — for people of all ages.
Access the EFC Network for an informal Zoom conversation among alums of all ages on Arts and Activism.
An intergenerational group of EFC alums and supporters got together on Zoom to talk about how we can collectively address community care in the face of the racial, gender-based and environmental injustices we see in social media.