The Tarbell Centre for Civic Engagement and Democracy is now accepting applications for the Ida Tarbell Fellows Programme, a fellowship designed to support individuals committed to strengthening their communities through research, advocacy and civic action.
Aim
The fellowship supports community-based research and advocacy projects that advance civic engagement and democratic participation.
Its goal is to equip emerging leaders with the skills, knowledge and mentorship needed to drive meaningful, community-rooted change.
Funding details
Selected fellows will receive a $3,000 stipend to support the implementation of their projects.
The programme also offers:
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Training sessions led by experienced practitioners and academics.
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One-on-one mentorship throughout the project cycle.
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Opportunities to build networks with peers engaged in civic and democratic work.
Eligibility
The programme welcomes applications from a diverse pool of emerging changemakers, including:
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Undergraduate students
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Recent graduates
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Community activists
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Emerging leaders working on civic or democracy-focused initiatives
Requirements
Applicants must submit:
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A detailed project proposal outlining goals, methodology and expected outcomes
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A resume
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One letter of recommendation
Proposals should demonstrate clear community impact and a strong understanding of the issue being addressed.
Deadline
Applications close on January 7, 2026. Ideal candidates should visit Tarbell Center to apply.
Discover global fellowships for emerging civic leaders on our Opportunities page.
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