Stand for Children’s Fellowship is a dynamic C3 leadership program that empowers socially conscious individuals to become influential community leaders. This specialized fellowship focuses on driving systemic change for quality education by engaging directly with school boards. The fellowship will run from now– August 2025.
Host two community events to engage and mobilize local families with guidance from affiliate staff.
Speak at least twice at school board meetings during the duration of the fellowship
Collect 5-10 pledge cards per month to grow the Stand for Children network
Attend any other affiliate event as needed.
Eligibility:
Passion for Education & Policy: You're enthusiastic about supporting excellent schools and advocating for impactful policy changes.
Sociable & Approachable: You enjoy engaging with others and building meaningful connections.
Community Leadership: You're actively involved in your community and inspire those around you.
Commitment:
Complete monthly goals
Set and pursue individual leadership development goals
Share your story with the affiliate staff
We are also seeking one fellow to support our Criminal Justice Reform movement-building efforts. This role will share many of the same responsibilities as the general fellowship, with slight variations to align with the specific needs of our upcoming initiatives.
If you are interested in being considered for the Criminal Justice Reform-focused role, please indicate this in your survey responses.
Why are you interested in the Stand for Children Fellowship?
How have you been involved in your community or engaged in education-related initiatives?
This fellowship requires attending monthly school board meetings, hosting community events, and collecting pledge cards. Can you commit to these responsibilities? Around 10-15 hours per month
Describe a time when you successfully engaged and mobilized a group of people for a cause.
What strengths or skills do you bring to this fellowship?
Is there anything else you would like to share about yourself or your interest in the program?
Please provide one reference
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