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We need interpreters and translators to help refugee families understand the procedures for getting started in the United States. Interpret orientation sessions and conversations between the refugee families and ECDC case workers. Translate documents from employment agencies, the State Department, clinics, schools, and the Social Security Administration.. . . more

Have a few hours a week to spare during the school year? Want to make a difference in the lives of Arlington youth? Then, Greenbrier Learning Center is the place for you! Our after-school program, Learning ROCKS!, is looking for volunteers to assist 3rd-5th graders with homework,. . . more

Make a difference in the life of a child by becoming a Learning ROCKS! afterschool assistant! Assist 3rd-5th grade students from low-income, immigrant, and refugee families with homework and other academic needs during the Learning ROCKS! Afterschool Program. Provide supervision during activities that support school priorities. Have fun on educational. . . more

GLC's summer program, Learning ROCKS! summer camp is for rising 3rd-8th graders from low-income households in Arlington, VA. This year’s theme is The Great American Summer, focusing on culture across the USA. Summer program hours are as follows: July 1-July 5th: 8:30am-4:30pm; July 8th-August 9th: 11:30am-4:30pm; August 10th-August 15th: 11:30am-4:30pm.. . . more

Interpret for non-English speaking clients in attorney/client consultations. Translate letters and documents from English into foreign languages or from foreign languages into English. Translate publications about Virginia State Civil law from English into foreign languages. Prepare multi-lingual training resources for LSNV staff and volunteers who work with the immigrant communities of Northern Vir more

Our volunteers fill many vital roles on the museum floor including engaging visitors in our galleries and covering the Information Desk. Many of our volunteers sought out a way to become involved in the Newseum after experiencing the excitement generated in them by their first visit. They were so impressed. . . more