Immigrant Justice Fellowship
National Korean American Service and Education Consortium Inc
Funding Amount
Not stated
Deadline
Deadline not published
Grant Type
Foundation
Deadline history & next window
- Cycle
- Annual
- Tracked since
- April 2026
Source: the cycle recorded on this listing. Confirm dates with the funder.
Can we apply?
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Other requirements
- Emerging leaders passionate about immigrant justice
- No specific geographic restrictions mentioned, though NAKASEC has presence in Illinois and Texas
Overview
Organization: NAKASEC (National Korean American Service and Education Consortium)
Program Type: One-year paid residency program
NAKASEC's Immigrant Justice Fellowship program empowers young emerging leaders to gain experience in organizing, advocacy, policy, and general nonprofit management through a one-year paid residency with benefits and numerous networking opportunities.
What Fellows Do
- Lead efforts in developing advocacy campaigns
- Pilot fundraising tactics
- Meet with legislators
- Plan actions that drive meaningful change
Focus Areas
- Immigrant justice
- Organizing and advocacy
- Policy work
- Nonprofit management
Eligibility
- Emerging leaders passionate about immigrant justice
- No specific geographic restrictions mentioned, though NAKASEC has presence in Illinois and Texas
Benefits
- Paid residency for one year
- Benefits package included
- Numerous networking opportunities
Application Status
Applications for the upcoming fellowship cycle are not yet available as of the website update date.
Contact
For more information, interested candidates should contact NAKASEC (specific contact details not provided on page but can be found via nakasec.org contact page).
How to Apply
Application Process
Current Status: Applications are not yet available for the upcoming fellowship cycle.
How to Apply
- Check availability: Applications will be announced via NAKASEC's newsletter and social media channels
- Contact NAKASEC for more information about the program before applications open
- Sign up for newsletter to stay updated on application opening
- Follow social media for announcements:
- X (Twitter)
Required Materials
Not specified - details will be available when applications open.
Next Steps
- Contact NAKASEC for preliminary inquiries
- Subscribe to newsletter at nakasec.org
- Follow NAKASEC on social media platforms
What National Korean American Service and Education Consortium Inc actually gave
Source: IRS Form 990, 2025
- Grants in 2025
- 5
- Total given
- $720K
- Median grant
- $174K
- Range
- $31K–$300K
- By dollars: District of Columbia 46%, Illinois 24%, New York 24%. Top recipient cities: Washington, DC; Chicago, IL; Queens, NY.
- 0% of grants with a stated purpose were for general or operating support.
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Focus Areas & Funding Uses
Fields of Work
- Immigration
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