Building Power Resource Center (BPRC), with NRG Consulting GroupFellowship

$4,000 BPRC Climate Policy Fellowship

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Opportunity type

Fellowship

Funding

Fully Funded

Location

United States

Deadline

Archived

About this opportunity

The BPRC Fellowship is designed to train and place recent master’s graduates in high‑impact climate and economic justice projects. Its purpose is to strengthen the pipeline of policy professionals who can balance outside organizing strategies with inside governance work to advance equitable decarbonization.

Fellows are placed with BPRC partners — community organizations, unions, or local governments — to provide policy research, grant writing, project management, and campaign support. Activities include drafting materials, conducting feasibility studies, supporting funding applications, and collaborating with technical assistance providers. Fellows report to a Senior Program Director and contribute to both partner projects and BPRC’s organizational development.

Benefits

$4,000/month stipend for 20 hours per week
4‑day work week schedule (June–August)
Placement with community or government partners on real decarbonization projects
Mentorship from senior organizers and policy experts
Experience in policy research, campaign strategy, and project implementation
End‑of‑fellowship report and presentation to share lessons learned

Who can apply

Recent master’s graduate in policy, urban planning, public administration, or related fields
Experience in organizing, campaigning, or policy (government experience preferred)
Strong communication and relationship‑building skills
Commitment to equity and justice values
Ability to work independently and manage projects
Willingness to travel 1–2 times during fellowship if remote
Must be located in the United States with valid work authorization (no visa sponsorship)
Just graduated
Working (full-time or part-time)

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About this opportunity

Benefits

$4,000/month stipend for 20 hours per week
4‑day work week schedule (June–August)
Placement with community or government partners on real decarbonization projects
Mentorship from senior organizers and policy experts
Experience in policy research, campaign strategy, and project implementation
End‑of‑fellowship report and presentation to share lessons learned

Who can apply

Recent master’s graduate in policy, urban planning, public administration, or related fields
Experience in organizing, campaigning, or policy (government experience preferred)
Strong communication and relationship‑building skills
Commitment to equity and justice values
Ability to work independently and manage projects
Willingness to travel 1–2 times during fellowship if remote
Must be located in the United States with valid work authorization (no visa sponsorship)
Just graduated
Working (full-time or part-time)