City Gear Starting Five Awards recognize students, community leaders
The City Gear Starting Five Awards recognize community leaders who embrace and embody resilience, passion, perspective, purpose and mentorship.
The City Gear Starting Five Awards recognize community leaders who embrace and embody resilience, passion, perspective, purpose and mentorship.
Learn more about the individuals who serve on our Advisory Council, their commitment to service, and the vision they bring to shaping the future of health and well-being in our communities.
Fellows Glorian Vaughn and Jamal Rasheed have spent their Fellowship year providing their communities the tools and strategies needed to combat mental health.
By Javacia Harris Brown Julie Mauldin was committed to helping patients at the Changed Lives Mobile Clinic (CLMC) long before she became an Albert Schweitzer Fellow. She has volunteered at…
Elizabeth Perry has witnessed firsthand how a simple fall can profoundly impact someone’s life in later years. As an ASF Fellow, she's been able to do something about it.
By: Javacia Harris Bowser Each week Albert Schweitzer Fellow Eileen Knott meets with a group of people in Montgomery with past lived experiences of homelessness. Although the group shares dinner…
ASF: Where are you currently working? Tell what you do and how being a FFL helped you to obtain and maintain your current leadership position. Angel: I am currently a doctoral student…
By: Javacia Harris Bowser Kim Eaton believes she’s been preparing for her new role as executive director of Albert Schweitzer Fellowship-Alabama for her entire career. For the past seven years,…
By Javacia Harris Bowser The Albert Schweitzer Fellowship is a program that’s all about bridging gaps. That’s what it takes to effectively and compassionately provide healthcare to underserved communities. Healthcare…
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Kimberly Eaton, Program Alum, Will Assume the Role in October. Birmingham, AL -- September 23, 2024 -- The Albert Schweitzer Fellowship of Alabama (ASF) announced today that…