Agmt18 RWC 2020 Shinnyo-en Foundation grant

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SHINNYO-EN FOUNDATION GRANT TO REDWOOD CITY 2020 FOR "Stanford Public Interest Network (SPIN) Shinnyo Fellow" Grant Goallsl�: Goals and Objectives: The SPIN Shinnyo Fellow will spend 70% of his/her time at RWC 2020 supporting the Redwood City Together welcoming initiative, the family engagement and community mobilization teams, and the Big Lift/Cradle-to-Career Pipeline of Success collaboration. In addition to supporting initiatives at RWC 2020, the SPIN Shinnyo Fellow will spend about 30% of his/her time (2 days per week) at the Gardner Center at Stanford University. Based upon the Fellow's interest, knowledge, expertise, and skills, he/she will be assigned to at least one active research project and work with a multi -disciplinary staff (e.g., senior researchers, pol icy analysts). Past SPIN Shinnyo Fellows have supported projects in areas such as broad -access colleges, food insecurity, dropout prevention, and full-service community schools. The Fellow's role and responsibilities include: • Co -lead, with staff support, the Redwood City Together welcoming initiative, including organization and facilitation of diverse dialogues with community organizations, youth groups, and other collaborative partners, • Program support for RWC 2020's Family Engagement program, "'Socios for Success" • Program support for the Cradle -to-Career Pipeline of Success initiative, • Provide research and administrative support to t he Gardner Center research and evaluation projects, • Link Gardner Center and Haas Center efforts to build capacity for Stanford service learning opportunities in Redwood City, • Serve as the point of contact and conduit for Shinnyo-en USA Head Temple and Shinnyo-en Foundation. *Any changes or adjustments to goals and objectives require prior approval by Shinnyo-en Foundation. Please submit your request in writing to the Program Director. REV: 05-09-18 RL Page 5 of 6 ATTY/AGR.2018.096/Shinnyo Fellow 2018-19