The BluePrint Fellowship, now on its fourth cohort, is a highly selective year-long program for Russian-speaking Jewish adults to explore personal and collective identity through the creation of community projects.
The Fellowship begins with a 3-day weekend retreat followed by exciting workshops throughout the year where the fellows meet other talented thinkers and social activists, gain a new perspective on the community’s historical context, learn new skills, and network with BluePrint alumni. In addition to being paired with a personal project mentor, each fellow is awarded a mini-grant of up to $5,000 for the implementation of a community project.
BluePrint projects from years past have been innovative initiatives that impact the Russian Jewish community in areas such as arts and culture, children and families technology, environmentalism, social justice, philanthropy, gender and sexuality, etc.
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More about the BluePrint Fellowship
Meet the Fellows
2012-2013 Fellows and Projects
2011-2012 Fellows and Projects
2010-2011 Fellows and Projects
2009-2010 Fellows and Projects
The BluePrint Fellowship is a project funded by the UJA-Federation of NY and Genesis Philanthropy Group.
