DISCOVER HOW YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE.
The Rehumanize Fellowship is a program for college students who want to do meaningful work and promote human rights. We want to find students who are ready to build something that actually shifts the culture.
Every fellow will develop a signature project during their fellowship year. That might be a white paper that becomes a policy recommendation, an art program that changes how people on their campus think about human dignity, or a research focus in medicine or social science. Whatever form it takes, the project is designed from the start to reach beyond the campus and into the broader culture.
Fellows will be paired with world-class mentors who are genuinely invested in the work. This is not a check-in relationship. Mentors give the project a real lift, opening doors, making connections, and pushing the work toward something truly consequential.
The fellowship kicks off with an intensive week at the Leadership Institute in Washington, DC, from June 21-27. Fellows will go through strategy and activism training, build relationships with peers from across the country, and leave with a project plan and a mentor relationship already underway.
Back on campus, fellows will also serve as leaders of a Rehumanize Allied group, with our full support. So they will be building two things at once: a project that reaches outward, and a community that works on the culture within their own school.
We are looking for students who care deeply, are ready to be challenged and formed, and have a vision for something that could genuinely matter. They do not need to have it all figured out. They just need to be ready to do the work.
If you have any questions or would like more details, please reach out to our Executive Director, Lauren Pope, at execdirec@rehumanizeintl.org.