Fellowships
Established by the Faith & Politics Institute in the memory of the late Congressman John Robert Lewis, the John Robert Lewis Scholars and Fellows Program supports young leaders in studying the principles of nonviolence and developing nonpartisan frameworks for advancing social change. In addition to conducting an oral history project, recipients participate in cohort-based programming over the course of the year, including virtual conversations with policymakers and practitioners, an annual Congressional Civil Rights Pilgrimage, and opening and closing convocations in Washington, D.C.
- What’s provided: $2,000 stipend, fully-paid trips to Washington, D.C., virtual programs, and year-round networking opportunities with representatives from nonprofits, organizations, businesses, and government
- Location: U.S.
- Field of Study/Work/Focus Area/Industry: Any
- Program Type: Project-based
- Duration: 12 months
Eligibility
- Must be a U.S. Citizen or Permanent Resident
- Must be a current college sophomore or juniors at least 18 years of age or older
Timeline
| Application launch | To be announced Fall 2026 |
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| Application advising | To be announced Fall 2026 |
| National deadline | To be announced Fall 2026 |
How to Apply
For one-on-one support with this fellowship, sign up for open hours.