"A moment that stands out from my time at GSV is actually a series of moments that took place during retreats in Nyack, New York. The retreats provided us with an opportunity to interact with other volunteers and reflect on our work and practices. The retreats were a form of community that helped remind me of why being a Good Shepherd Volunteer mattered and what roles that volunteers could play in each of the communities in which they worked."

Everything else I do, photography, wood working, cycling--all seem to be complimentary of this overarching mission--social justice. It's im

What I’ve learned in the three decades since closing the door at Brooklyn’s 1101 Carroll St. apartment is found in the story of...

Today, in this day and age we are consumed by media, publicity and all things mass media involved, that we forget about the little things...

Earlier this month our New York Area Volunteers had the opportunity to attend two different events highlighting the legacy of Dr. Martin...

In GSV, the tenet of community is practiced and strengthened consistently. We talk about how we can support our community members and...

As I peer out the window of the subway on my way to work and gaze upon the New York City skyline, I close my eyes and take a deep breath....