Community Fellowship

Funding: Full salary and benefits (specific figure not published); Funded: amount not specified; verify on website. Who can apply: Recent college graduates (may have graduated no more than two years prior to the fellowship start, or be on track to graduate by spring of the start year); must be proficient in a second language in addition to English (Spanish, including indigenous dialects, preferred for the current class); must be authorized to work in the U.S. for the full three years. Open to early-career professionals, not exclusively undergraduates (eligible after completing an undergraduate degree). Length: 3 years. Training, mentorship, and professional-development support through IJC alongside host-organization placement. Field: Refugee resettlement / immigrant-integration, community-based immigration advocacy and case support (non-attorney).