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David Sanchez

David is a native New Yorker and is proud to call Rochester his home. He holds a B.A. in Sociology from Nazareth College and is passionate about Restorative Practices, mindfulness, and urban development. David works at Monroe High School as part of the Institute’s School Climate Transformation Project, as well as with other students and community projects in Rochester. David sees youth as catalysts for social change and believes that working to harness their creative and critical thinking skills is the key to creating innovative leaders of the next generation.

Working Through Shame: A Review of the Leadership Coaching Certificate Program

As part of my work at the Gandhi Institute, I’m tasked with and encouraged to spend some of my working

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What is a Help Zone?

Origins For the past three years, staff from the Gandhi Institute have been collaborating with a group of Rochester City

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New Beginnings at the Gandhi Institute

This blog was written by intern Sofia Azmal who worked with us during her time at The University of Rochester

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