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What sets Coro apart is our alumni community. The result of nearly 30 years of Coro training is one of the most effective communities of leaders in New York.
Nearly two thousand Coro graduates- from Commissioners to neighborhood activists to corporate leaders to the hundreds of others across all walks of civic life- make this city a better place for all who live and work here. Nominate someone today so we can celebrate their accomplishments when we gather as a community on May 11. Nomination information can be found HERE.
Sincerely, Scott E. Millstein iclp in action
She noted that despite her considerable experience in the nonprofit sector, ICLP provided her with a much-needed opportunity to re-examine her professional vision and purpose. During her term with ICLP, Jennifer made a personal decision to join Queens Legal Services as their new Director. As Jennifer notes, "I met so many extraordinary activists through ICLP. Their energy and passion for social change inspired me to look hard at what I wanted to do with my own life."
Learn more about the success of past alumni and what ICLP can do for you
Coro New York's Immigrant Civic Leadership Program is generously supported by American Express, Con Edison and Western Union. join the alumni dinner committee
Having spent much of the past year to develop a new vision for a more robust and vibrant alumni community, we now look to our annual dinner to help us make this vision a reality. To have a successful dinner, we now look to the support of our alumni community. This year we are expanding the role of our Alumni Dinner Committee to not only encourage your fellow Coro classmates to participate in our largest annual event, but also be part of the selection process of our first ever Coro Alumni Award.
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Jennifer Ching (ICLP 2009) says, "Participating in Coro was one of the smartest decisions I ever made as a non-profit manager and advocate."
