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From Local Action to Global Impact: Celebrating the Future Generations University Class of 2026

August 5, 2026• Voices of Future Generations, Voices of Students

This summer, the largest and most diverse cohort of Future Generations University graduates addresses the complex challenges facing communities around the world....

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From the Concrete Jungle to the Sugarbush

December 17, 2025• Voices of Students

New York City and sustainable agroforestry might not be the most obvious pairing, but for Seosamh Radigan, a master's student at the City College of New York, they are two sides of the same coin....

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A Field Guide to Field Courses

September 6, 2025• Voices of Students

Perspectives of a Master’s Student at Future Generations University, by Lindsay Kazarick (Class of 2026)...

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Bright Futures: Celebrating Future Generations University Class of 2025

July 9, 2025• Voices of Students

A Global Cohort of New Graduates Leads Community Transformation...

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Learn the Skills to Change Your Community

July 14, 2022• Voices of Students

Future Generations Broadband Opportunities Program Director LeeAnn Shreve. #038; Learn the Skills to Change Your Community Study examples...

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AmeriCorps Members and Alumni: Serving while learning

May 17, 2022• Voices of Students

Want to learn more? Visit our AmeriCorps page The American children’s TV icon Mr. Rogers once said his mother always told him that during troubled times, “Look for the helpers. You will always...

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Returned Peace Corps Volunteers

March 14, 2022• Voices of Students

The Future Generations MA in Applied Community Development is unique in that it enables Returned Peace Corps Volunteers (RCPV), as Coverdell Fellows, to focus on professional skills and knowledge...

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Appalachian Farmers Tap into New Possibilities with Maple Syrup

October 12, 2020• Voices of Students

Future Generations helped Paul Ronk earn an income from his maple trees. Now he’s helping West Virginians reconnect to the land and make a living. By Jesse Mintz Paul Ronk always wanted to live and...

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