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About this opportunity

Purpose: Equip students with knowledge, skills, and community to challenge industrial animal agriculture.
Structure:
Phase One – Leadership Academy (June 30 – August 6, 2026): Six‑week virtual summer program, ~18–20 hours/week. Includes live sessions (Tue–Thu), small group discussions, and asynchronous work.
Phase Two – Academic Year Fellowship (Sept 23, 2026 – Apr 9, 2027): Fellows launch advocacy campaigns, build teams, and shift conversations around factory farming. ~6+ hours/week commitment.
Benefits:
Mentorship from experts in advocacy, policy, and leadership.
Real‑world campaign experience.
Access to alumni network (600+ advocates).
Career development opportunities (including paid Teaching Fellowship for alumni).

Stipend Fellowship

$2,500 total (issued in five installments).
Additional Empowerment Awards ($2,000) available for select U.S.‑based applicants.
No required program fees; optional voluntary contributions.

Who can apply

Must be a high school, college, or graduate student.
Must be able to learn and communicate in English.
Must have reliable internet access for video conferencing.
Must attend all required programming with camera on.
Must align with New Roots Institute’s mission and values.
Application process:
Online application (~60 minutes).
Reflection prompts (two written, one video).
Optional resume/LinkedIn.
Virtual interview (20 minutes).

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New Roots Institute Fellowship 2026

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Opportunity type

Fellowship

Funding

Fully Funded

Location

Global

Deadline

Archived

About this opportunity

Purpose: Equip students with knowledge, skills, and community to challenge industrial animal agriculture.
Structure:
Phase One – Leadership Academy (June 30 – August 6, 2026): Six‑week virtual summer program, ~18–20 hours/week. Includes live sessions (Tue–Thu), small group discussions, and asynchronous work.
Phase Two – Academic Year Fellowship (Sept 23, 2026 – Apr 9, 2027): Fellows launch advocacy campaigns, build teams, and shift conversations around factory farming. ~6+ hours/week commitment.
Benefits:
Mentorship from experts in advocacy, policy, and leadership.
Real‑world campaign experience.
Access to alumni network (600+ advocates).
Career development opportunities (including paid Teaching Fellowship for alumni).

Stipend Fellowship

$2,500 total (issued in five installments).
Additional Empowerment Awards ($2,000) available for select U.S.‑based applicants.
No required program fees; optional voluntary contributions.

Who can apply

Must be a high school, college, or graduate student.
Must be able to learn and communicate in English.
Must have reliable internet access for video conferencing.
Must attend all required programming with camera on.
Must align with New Roots Institute’s mission and values.
Application process:
Online application (~60 minutes).
Reflection prompts (two written, one video).
Optional resume/LinkedIn.
Virtual interview (20 minutes).

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