CAMPUS Fellowship

#ENdJewHatred Campus Fellowship

Lead the Movement. Champion Jewish Civil Rights.

The #EndJewHatred Campus Fellowship is a high-impact leadership program for Jewish and non-Jewish students who are eager to stand up for Jewish civil rights and strengthen Jewish identity on campus. Fellows are frontline champions of Jewish civil rights, leading a national movement to demand protection, justice, and dignity for the Jewish people. Like every other minority group facing injustice, Jewish students deserve institutional protection. From organizing powerful events to speaking to the media, Fellows are more than advocates—they are leaders.

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Qualifications

Must be a student attending a university in the U.S. or Canada.
A demonstrated record of leadership and civic engagement on campus and in the community.
A commitment to fighting for civil rights.
Public speaking and communication skills.

Responsibilities

Spearhead the #EndJewHatred civil rights movement on your campus
Host campus events, campaigns, rallies, and tabling sessions.
Educate and mobilize peers and build strong allyship
Address anti-Jewish discrimination on campus.
Create reels and content for EJH’s social media.
Write powerful op-eds and speak to the media.
Lobby student governments to support Jewish students.

Requirements

Complete at least 4 Deliverables (“actions”) aligned with EJH's mission during the academic year.
Actions must be pre-approved by the EJH team to ensure impact and alignment.

Benefits

$1,500 stipend, upon completion of requirements.

Access to our international network of student leaders
Opportunities to participate in TV interviews and be featured on EJH social media
Leadership training, public speaking opportunities, and invitations to exclusive events.

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