New Cardinal Service Stories

Through short articles, Stanford students and alumni share experiences that have opened their eyes to the profound power of service to affect people's lives.

Working remotely has been a challenge, but students still find purpose and meaning in their full-time Cardinal Quarter service experiences. Read these and other recently posted stories on the Cardinal Service website.

Illustrating connections to place through animation: During her Cardinal Quarter fellowship, Kelly Dunn, '22 (pictured), created an animated video series from the Inian Islands Institute’s oral history repository.
Climate action in the age of COVID-19: Engaging youth virtually: Keona Blanks, '24, worked on the Youth Climate Justice Colloquium, part of the virtual 2020 Hawai‘i Conservation Conference.
Increasing accessibility for Mauritian people with disabilities: Ilina Rughoobur, '23, worked with colleagues to advocate for a disability bill in Mauritius that would expand legal protections for people with disabilities.

Find more stories on the Cardinal Service website.

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