The National Juvenile Justice Network (NJJN) is seeking applications for 2018–2019 Youth Justice Leadership Institute fellowships from advocates and organizers working to transform the youth justice field. The institute is a robust, year-long fellowship program that seeks to clear a broad path for people of color to lead justice system transformations. The program is geared towards individuals of color working as professionals in the juvenile justice field; applicants may also be young adults who are system survivors themselves, or family members of someone in the system.
Learn more and apply. Applications are due by April 23.
On Monday, April 2, the NJJN will host an informational webinar for prospective applicants. Register for the webinar.
Source: JusticeCenter