We place talented fellows with youth-oriented nonprofit organizations where they will lead transformational projects.
How It Works
Criteria for Potential Partners
When applying to become a partner, organizations must:
Have 501(c)3 status or be in the process of obtaining fiscal sponsorship
Work in service of communities located in the United States
Propose a fellowship project that impacts youth and aligns with one of our focus areas
Application Process for Potential Partners
You Propose a project
Your organization identifies a potential project and applies to partner through our website
We SELECT
We interview and screen nonprofit project proposals for upcoming cohort
We recruit
We recruit fellow applicants and perform the first round of screening/interviewing
You screen
Our partners conduct the second round of interviews and assist in the selection process
Fellows attend ORIENTATION
Selected fellows participate in a training and development orientation experience with FLIA before beginning work with the partner organization
Fellows work on project
Fellows work on project with the partner organization for three months
Fellows share out
Fellows submit a final work report and present highlights at a culmination event
Stay connected
Partner organizations and fellows participate in program evaluation process
We commit to:
Collaborate with partners to develop project scope
Recruit & match high-quality fellows
Support fellows by helping fellows to create meaningful project action plans & provide additional support, including problem-solving assistance, professional development and more, throughout the fellowship as needed.
Administer fellow's stipend
Partners commit to:
Collaborate with FLIA to develop fellow’s project
Support fellows by providing a supervisor and resources, including work-space, for the fellow to successfully complete their project
Provide positive and constructive feedback on an ongoing basis and through a specific performance review, provide input to support professional and skills development
Make a meaningful contribution towards the cost of hosting a fellow