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Empower by Navigator | BIPOC Public Affairs Fellowship
About
Seize New Opportunities | Explore Public Affairs | Make Your Next Move
The Empower by Navigator BIPOC 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 90-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 last year of a 4-year bachelor’s degree or can be current graduate school students. Applications from graduate students who completed their program in 2022 will also be accepted;
Must identify as a member of the BIPOC 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 March 6, 2023.
The fellowship will begin on May 3, 2023 and take place on Wednesdays.