Immigrant Justice Corps 2026 Community Fellowship: Fully Funded 3-Year Opportunity for Aspiring Immigration Advocates @Year Opportunity for Aspiring Immigration Advocates

Overview

The 2026 Community Fellowship by Immigrant Justice Corps (IJC) is a fully funded, three-year opportunity for aspiring immigration advocates focused on supporting low-income immigrant communities through hands-on legal experience.

Key Responsibilities

• Managing individual caseloads under legal supervision
• Providing direct legal services and representation to immigrants
• Translating complex immigration policies into accessible language
• Supporting communities through culturally competent advocacy
• Engaging with diverse populations facing legal and systemic barriers

Requirements

• Current undergraduate students graduating by Spring 2026 or recent graduates (no earlier than Spring 2024)
• Hold an Associate or Bachelor’s degree
• Be eligible for work authorization in the U.S. for the full duration of the fellowship
• Demonstrate proficiency in English and at least one additional language; Spanish is preferred

Benefits

• Full-time salary
• Employee benefits
• Extensive training and mentorship
• Hands-on legal experience
• Professional accreditation pathway
• Long-term career development in immigration law and advocacy

Location

United States

How to Apply

Submit a complete application package including a completed application form, resume, unofficial academic transcripts, a statement of interest, an essay on immigration policy, and recommendation letters.

Deadline

Sunday, May 3, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. (ET)