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FELLOWSHIPS
PROGRAM OVERVIEW
At Educators For Fair Consideration we believe education is the key to personal transformation. The opportunity to learn, whether it is in a classroom, at a job site or in other forms, gives individuals agency to improve their own lives.
However, undocumented young people have limited access to professional development programs that offer hands-on experience while fostering community building and peer-support.
E4FC offers fellowships to develop the leadership capacity of undocumented young people. Fellows benefit from career training, mentorship, professional development, and opportunities to educate and empower the undocumented community. Here is an overview of the fellowships we offer:
Communications Fellowship (BAY AREA ONLY): Receive hands-on training on communications, design and social media by learning graphics software, content management systems and project management tools.
Community Engagement Fellowship (BAY AREA ONLY): Expand your knowledge about educational access and topics affecting undocumented young people while supporting high schools develop and implement sustainable support systems for undocumented students.
Entrepreneurship Fellowship (NATIONWIDE): Learn to present about entrepreneurship opportunities open to all immigrants, regardless of status; research and build a network that supports entrepreneurs in your locale, region or community.
Higher Education Fellowship (BAY AREA ONLY): Expand undocumented student access to higher education through training, resource creation and outreach strategies.
Immigration Law Fellowship (BAY AREA ONLY): Receive hands-on training on immigration law and educate undocumented people about their immigration options.
Technology Fellowship (BAY AREA ONLY): Learn about and receive hands-on training on the various technology utilized by nonprofits to support programmatic delivery and marketing.
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