- CEOCap
- Jaime Watt’s Debut Bestseller ‘What I Wish I Said’
- Media Training
- The Push Back
- Internship program
- Update Your Profile
- Homepage
- It’s time for a change
- It’s time for a change
- Kio
- Ottawa
- Art at Navigator
- Navigator Limited Ontario Accessibility Policy
- Virtual Retreat 2020 Closing Remarks
- COVID-19 Resources
- Offices
- Navigator Sight: COVID-19 Monitor
- Navigator Sight: COVID-19 Monitor – Archive
- Privacy Policy
- Research Privacy Policy
- Canadian Centre for the Purpose of the Corporation
- Chairman’s desk
- ELXN44
- Media
- Perspectives
- Podcasts
- Subscribe
- Crisis
- Reputation
- Government relations
- Public affairs campaigns
- Capital markets
- Discover
- studio
- How we win
- What we believe
- Who we are
- Careers
- Newsroom
- AI
- Empower by Navigator
- Environmental responsibility
An experienced Navigator crisis team is on call and available to respond and provide strategic communications counsel and support. 1.877.431.9721 or email us: crisisline@navltd.com
For more information on our crisis planning services, click here.
Empower by Navigator | BIPOC Public Affairs Fellowship
Creating more opportunities for Black, Indigenous and People of Colour youth in public affairs.
Navigator’s Empower Public Affairs Fellowship is a learning program designed to make careers in public affairs more accessible to Black, Indigenous, and People of Colour students, including those who may have had limited exposure to the field.
The fellowship is open to post-secondary students and provides an introduction to public affairs through an eight-week seminar. Participants will have the chance to learn about the field in a welcoming environment, connect with professionals at Navigator, and gain valuable skills and knowledge to help them explore career opportunities in the industry.
Our goal is to break down barriers and help create a more diverse, inclusive, and supportive public affairs industry where all students—regardless of background or experience—feel empowered to succeed.
About
The Empower by Navigator Black, Indigenous, and People of Colour Public Affairs Fellowship is a program that encourages post-secondary students to start and advance careers in public affairs.
Our eight-week program, led by Navigator’s public affairs experts, provides in-depth learning about the industry with a focus on communications, media relations, public affairs campaigns, crisis response and reputation management and government relations.
Each week, Fellows participate in a 120-minute module that includes a lecture on the topic of the week, as well as a practical or case study component where learnings are applied to real life situations.
The fellowship also offers continued mentorship for those interested in pursuing a career in public affairs through job search support and networking opportunities.
Candidate Requirements
Post-secondary students that meet the following eligibility criteria are welcome to apply for the BIPOC Public Affairs Fellowship at Navigator:
- Candidates should be in the final year of a four-year bachelor’s degree, a two-year associate degree, or a technical/vocational program. Current graduate students and those who completed their graduate program in 2024 are also eligible to apply;
- Must identify as a member of the Black, Indigenous, or People of Colour community;
- Must have a keen interest in or curiosity about public affairs;
- Candidates should have strong written and verbal communication skills; and
- Completed course work in political science, communications, journalism, or any other relevant field is an asset.
How to Apply
To apply for the BIPOC Public Affairs Fellowship:
- Review the eligibility requirements
- Submit a copy of your Cover Letter and Resume to fellowship@navltd.com
The deadline to apply to is April 4, 2025.
The fellowship will begin on May 21, 2025 and take place on Wednesday evenings (4:30pm MT/6:30pm ET).
Our Brochure