CCEL Serves Virtual Pop-Ups - Spring 2021

LibriVox volunteers read and record chapters of books in the public domain (i.e. books no longer under copyright; primarily those published before 1923), and make them available for free on the Internet. Recordings (including yours!) will be donated into the public domain so that others may enjoy childhood classics in audio format. In this virtual group project students will be guided through creating these recorded readings together.

Zooniverse is an online platform for people-powered research, allowing researchers with large amounts of data to analyze their data more easily through the help of volunteers. If you're a student who is interested in conducting research of your own in the future, or if you enjoy supporting research in areas you're interested in, this opportunity is perfect for you.

Zooniverse is an online platform for people-powered research, allowing researchers with large amounts of data to analyze their data more easily through the help of volunteers. If you're a student who is interested in conducting research of your own in the future, or if you enjoy supporting research in areas you're interested in, this opportunity is perfect for you.

Free Minds Book Club & Writing Workshop is a nonprofit based in Washington DC that "uses books, creative writing, and peer support to awaken DC youth incarcerated as adults to their own potential." Volunteers in this project will spend time posting comments on Free Minds' online poetry blog of works by incarcerated poets. The comments will then be shared with the poets to inspire them to continue their writing.

LibriVox volunteers read and record chapters of books in the public domain (i.e. books no longer under copyright; primarily those published before 1923), and make them available for free on the Internet. Recordings (including yours!) will be donated into the public domain so that others may enjoy childhood classics in audio format. In this virtual group project students will be guided through creating these recorded readings together.

Zooniverse is an online platform for people-powered research, allowing researchers with large amounts of data to analyze their data more easily through the help of volunteers. If you're a student who is interested in conducting research of your own in the future, or if you enjoy supporting research in areas you're interested in, this opportunity is perfect for you.

Participate in virtual activism with Mapping Prejudice! Mapping Prejudice in an organization that helps to map racial covenants in the greater Minneapolis area that contributed to structural barriers by stopping many people who were not white from buying property and building wealth for most of the last century. Through mapping and reading property deeds, you can help to illuminate these disparities in order to help change our knowledge of the past and its current impacts.

Free Minds, a nonprofit based in Washington, DC, uses books and creative writing to empower those who are incarcerated to transform their lives. In this project, students and CWRU alumni will gather together virtually to participate in a Free Minds' "On the Same Page: Virtual Write Night" to give feedback on the poets' writings, which will be shared with the poets.  An introduction to the project will be provided and participants will be guided through this powerful experience.

Free Minds Book Club & Writing Workshop is a nonprofit based in Washington DC that "uses books, creative writing, and peer support to awaken DC youth incarcerated as adults to their own potential." Volunteers in this project will spend time posting comments on Free Minds' online poetry blog of works by incarcerated poets. The comments will then be shared with the poets to inspire them to continue their writing.

Missing Maps is an open, collaborative project in which volunteers can help to map areas where humanitarian organizations are trying to meet the needs of vulnerable people.

Zooniverse is an online platform for people-powered research, allowing researchers with large amounts of data to analyze their data more easily through the help of volunteers. If you're a student who is interested in conducting research of your own in the future, or if you enjoy supporting research in areas you're interested in, this opportunity is perfect for you.

Participate in virtual activism with Mapping Prejudice! Mapping Prejudice in an organization that helps to map racial covenants in the greater Minneapolis area that contributed to structural barriers by stopping many people who were not white from buying property and building wealth for most of the last century. Through mapping and reading property deeds, you can help to illuminate these disparities in order to help change our knowledge of the past and its current impacts.

LibriVox volunteers read and record chapters of books in the public domain (i.e. books no longer under copyright; primarily those published before 1923), and make them available for free on the Internet. Recordings (including yours!) will be donated into the public domain so that others may enjoy childhood classics in audio format. In this virtual group project students will be guided through creating these recorded readings together.

Zooniverse is an online platform for people-powered research, allowing researchers with large amounts of data to analyze their data more easily through the help of volunteers. If you're a student who is interested in conducting research of your own in the future, or if you enjoy supporting research in areas you're interested in, this opportunity is perfect for you.

Free Minds Book Club & Writing Workshop is a nonprofit based in Washington DC that "uses books, creative writing, and peer support to awaken DC youth incarcerated as adults to their own potential." Volunteers in this project will spend time posting comments on Free Minds' online poetry blog of works by incarcerated poets. The comments will then be shared with the poets to inspire them to continue their writing.

Zooniverse is an online platform for people-powered research, allowing researchers with large amounts of data to analyze their data more easily through the help of volunteers. If you're a student who is interested in conducting research of your own in the future, or if you enjoy supporting research in areas you're interested in, this opportunity is perfect for you.

Free Minds, a nonprofit based in Washington, DC, uses books and creative writing to empower those who are incarcerated to transform their lives. In this project, students will participate together in a Free Minds' "On the Same Page: Virtual Write Night" to give feedback on the poets' writings, which will be shared with the poets.  An introduction to the project will be provided and participants will be guided through this powerful experience.