What is the Pride Fellowship? The Pride Fellowship is a 3-month intensive program to dive into the conversation that’s been happening in queer communities around Israel, Gaza, and antisemitism. We’ll have opportunities to strengthen our community, foster compassionate dialogue & understanding, and create impact through confident and courageous conversations, advocacy & action.
Where is this fellowship located? Zioness is primarily a remote organization and this role will require the facilitation of in-person Pride Meetups in your local community. Additionally, a Pride Summit will take place during the program in NYC.
What is the start date? June 13, 2024
What is the compensation for this fellowship? Fellows will receive a $1,800 stipend for their time and participation. Half of the stipend will be sent halfway through the fellowship and the second half will be sent once the fellowship is complete.
What are the expectations of the fellowship? This is a collaborative program! We expect our fellows to show up and give as much as they get.
This is also an intensive fellowship so please apply only if you can dedicate at least 20 hours over the next 3 months, specifically to attend 6 virtual sessions, 1 in-person summit, and work on individual & community advocacy initiatives. Check out the full calendar of dates below for the dates to save. All Pride Fellows will receive an $1,800 stipend for full participation in the fellowship
THE FELLOWSHIP
Who is leading the Pride Fellowship? The Pride Fellowship is run by Nate Shalev. They are an inclusivity speaker and advisor. They are the founder of Revel Impact, a consultancy focused on creating workplaces where businesses and people thrive. They are a LinkedIn Top Voice and their expertise has been featured in the Harvard Business Review, the Wall St Journal, the NY Times, and more. They received their B.A. from Barnard College of Columbia University and their M.A. from New York University.
Program Curriculum Trajectory
Date | Subject |
Friday June 14 12pm ET | Session 1: Welcome Call |
Tuesday June 18 3pm ET | Session 2: Antisemitism & Talking about Israel in Queer Communities |
Monday June 24 4pm ET | Open Community Conversation |
Tuesday July 9 3pm ET | Session 3: Identifying opportunities & Defining challenges |
Thursday July 18 12pm ET | Open Community Conversation |
July 26-27 | Pride Summit |
Thursday August 1 7pm ET | Session 4: Working Session |
Tuesday August 13 7pm ET | Session 5: Closing |