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Corona Corps

Scott Galloway proposes the creation of a "Corona Corps" to address the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic. He envisions this initiative as a way to engage young adults, particularly those considering a gap year, in meaningful service that benefits both their personal development and the nation's pandemic response. Galloway highlights the potential for these volunteers to gain valuable skills and contribute to essential sectors, while also receiving financial incentives for their future education 1.

Specifically, we need a United States Corona corps. Volunteers 18 to 22 will serve in a variety of roles to cauterize the spread of Covid-19 an army stands ready.

--- Scott Galloway

He argues that such a program could help reduce the recurrence of the virus and alleviate the burden of student debt, ultimately fostering a generation of leaders with a shared sense of service 2.

   

Implementation

Galloway outlines a detailed plan for implementing the Corona Corps, emphasizing its cost-effectiveness and potential long-term benefits. He suggests reallocating a small percentage of COVID-19 stimulus funds to support this initiative, which he believes would be a wise investment in the nation's future. By engaging young people in service, the program aims to cultivate skills, empathy, and leadership qualities that could lead to greater bipartisan cooperation in the future 3.

Let's fund a corona corps of young people who achieve true greatness for our country while developing skills, empathy and grit.

--- Scott Galloway

Galloway envisions the Corps as a transformative force, preparing a generation to tackle future challenges with resilience and unity.