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Urban Alliance connects high school students and recent graduates with access to paid internships, dedicated mentors, professional networks, and skills training digital literacy, communications, and problem solving. They work closely with schools and employers to address systemic barriers that can impede young people, especially in communities of color, from achieving economic success.

 

Volunteer Opportunities: 

Urban Alliance welcomes community members to participate in one-time volunteer opportunities including Networking Day, Career Day, or Mock Interview Day, all of which contribute to Urban Alliance interns’ professional development and exposure.

 

Employer Partners:

Interested companies can give back by hosting an Urban Alliance intern. Becoming an employer partner allows you to observe how much potential a young person has while concurrently developing their skills. You can evaluate skills and work ethic while helping to build company loyalty for your future employees. The program allows you to invest in a young person, your community, and your business all at once. For more information contact development@theurbanalliance.org.

 

Interested in helping out? Contact GT Liaison Harriet Shugerman (hshugerman08@gmail.com)

[updated July 2023]

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