This nine-month paid fellowship offers emerging Latino leaders the opportunity to work four days a week on Capitol Hill, gaining legislative experience and leadership development. Fellows engage in community service, research, writing policy briefs, and organizing briefings on Latino community issues. Concentrations include Child Welfare, Health, Housing, Education, Law, Technology, and Transportation. Benefits include stipend, health insurance, transportation support, and professional development.
Applicants must have completed a master's or JD within two years, demonstrate high academic achievement and leadership skills, be committed to public service, and have valid U.S. work authorization. Doctoral students and international visa holders are ineligible.
