BluePrint Fellowship

 

Application for the Blueprint Fellowship is now closed.

Starting in November 2012, the COJECO BluePrint Fellowship will support the fourth cohort of Russian-speaking Jewish individuals ages 25-40, who will receive a grant from $1,000 to $5,000 to develop projects that engage with our community on a meaningful and significant level.

Projects should be innovative initiatives that impact the Russian Jewish community in areas such as arts and culture, technology, environmentalism, social justice, fundraising, volunteering, gender and sexuality, children and families, etc. All projects must have a demonstrated Jewish focus or theme.

After a highly selective one-on-one and group interview process, you will be accepted into the year long fellowship, where you will interact with peers, learn new skills, be matched with a personal project mentor, and gain connections.

You will take part in a 3-day weekend retreat, participate in exciting workshops, interact with alumni, examine identity, meet other talented thinkers and social activists, and much more.

Ultimately you will have the resources, financial support, peer input and, most of all, autonomy to bring your idea to life!

Applications to the 2012-2013 BluePrint Fellowship will be due by September 30th, 2012.

For questions or comments please contact Lisa Klig at Lisa@cojeco.org

For more information on:

Fellowship Requirements

The Project

Idea Behind BluePrint

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.