Immigrant Justice Fellowship

Immigrant Justice Fellowship

Organization: NAKASEC (National Korean American Service and Education Consortium)

Program Type: One-year paid residency program

Overview

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).