Member Duties: Fellows may: -Conduct research on best practices, community needs, existing programs, and emerging approaches -Collect, organize, and analyze data and create maps, storyboards, dashboards, or other visualizations -Design and support public and community engagement, including outreach, meetings, events, surveys, educational materials, and other opportunities for residents to inform projects -Build relationships with community partners and help engage the public -Recruit, coordinate, and support community volunteers and help strengthen volunteer-led initiatives -Develop public-facing communications such as newsletters, social media content, blogs, websites, presentations, reports, and educational materials -Support project planning, coordination, implementation, and follow-through -Collect and track project and community engagement data to measure progress and impact -Develop and strengthen partnerships Program Benefits: Education award upon successful completion of service, Living Allowance, Training, Unlimited Bus Pass, Health Coverage, Childcare assistance if eligible. Refine Search SUMMARY Program Type: AmeriCorps State / National Program Resilience Corps Program Start/End Date 01/18/2027 - 12/17/2027 Work Schedule Full Time Education level Some college Age Requirement Minimum: None Maximum: 35 Program Locations MAINE Languages English Accepting Applications From 08/26/2026 To 10/30/2026 Contact Julia Breul 970 Baxter Blvd Portland ME 04103 (207) 774-9891 jbreul@gpcog.org https://gpcog.org/472/Resilience-Corps