
The ICJS Justice Leaders Fellowship is a year-long intensive program that offers local community and nonprofit leaders the opportunity to draw on the rich resources of diverse religious traditions to inform and inspire building a more just Baltimore.
Each Fellowship cohort is composed of Fellows from diverse religious backgrounds who demonstrate success and leadership in a wide variety of fields, including advocacy; arts; public and mental health; nonprofit; and government. Justice Leaders Fellows are committed to increasing interreligious understanding and cooperation, and work together to consider contemporary issues of justice through the lenses of Islamic, Christian, and Jewish teachings and traditions.
ICJS scholars work with Fellows to investigate justice themes through the study of religious texts and dialogue. The theme for 2021 is Economic Justice.
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APPLICATION
Now accepting applications for the 2021 ICJS Justice Leader Fellowship.
QUESTIONS? Contact Program Director Fatimah Fanusie
- Application Deadline: December 23, 2020
- First Fellowship Meeting: January 25, 2021
NOTE: This application requires a short bio and statement of interest that some applicants might find easier to compose in a different program and paste into the form.