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4Front COVID-19 Policies
4Front COVID-19 Policy
4Front COVID-19 Vaccination Policy:
As a part of our continued commitment to maintaining a safe, healthy environment for Baltimore’s Jewish teens to thrive, 4Front will be requiring all Signature Program participants to be vaccinated (at least two doses) against COVID-19 effective April 1, 2022. Signature Programs include Diller Teen Fellows, Peer Leadership Fellows, STAC, and Social Innovation Fellowship. Participants will be required to provide proof of vaccination via a copy of their signed vaccination card.
If you are unable to receive a COVID-19 vaccination for religious or medical reasons, please reach out to 4Front staff at your earliest convenience to discuss exemption requests. Requests and accommodations will be granted on a case-by-case basis.
This Mandatory Vaccination Policy is a key part of our overall strategy and commitment to maintaining a safe and healthy environment. This policy is based on guidance from the CDC and public health officials and is designed to comply with all applicable federal, state, and local laws.
“Fun(d) has not only helped me develop skills in fundraising but also in advertising. I plan on studying social justice and political science in college and I believe that knowing how to sell ideas and target specific appeals will help me in my future careers.”
“STAC has been a great way for me and my peers to openly share our thoughts about what’s going on in our world. It allows us to talk about politics in a non-judgmental way and meet people with differing viewpoints about some of the issues we face. It also has made us aware of how important our voice is in the community.”
“One of the reasons I like Diller Teen Fellows is because I have made new friendships and strengthened old ones. We are a close cohort and it makes our activities really fun.”
“My experience in the Social innovation Fellowship was amazing. I learned so many new skills about entrepreneurship and life that I can use in the future.”
“My favorite part of Teen Service Council was making muffins for the homeless and having the opportunity to deliver them. I also enjoyed buying food at Wegmans for families and being able to have a different perspective about different lifestyles.”