The Immigration Leadership Hub is a leadership program designed to provide twelve rising immigration justice leaders with mentorship and training to prepare them to step into leadership positions on Capitol Hill, in the administration, and within the immigrants’ rights movement.
Selected Immigration Leadership Hub participants will have access to skills-based workshops, 1:1 coaching, 1:1 mentorship, and networking opportunities. The ILH will also provide participants with an additional professional development opportunity of their choosing upon completion of the program (up to $2,500).
Candidates are encouraged to submit their applications for the 2024 cohort of the Immigration Leadership Hub (ILH). Applications are due by 5pm EST on February 5th.
Directly-impacted BIPOC leaders are especially encouraged to apply.
Program Requirements:
- Currently employed in a field related to immigration or with a civil or social justice organization.
- Five or more years of immigration-related work experience.
The Immigration Leadership Hub will launch in May 2024 and run for six months through October 2024. The program will consist of:
- In-person events held in DC in May, August and October (specific dates TBD; travel and accommodations will be provided).
- Being matched with a mentor who will provide career guidance throughout the course of the program and facilitate networking connections.
- An extensive leadership development curriculum consisting of 5 comprehensive training/workshop sessions that will vary in length, 2-3 speaker panels, and at least 1 individualized coaching session. Training sessions will range from one hour to a half day and will be held during business hours, often on Friday mornings.
- Additional training/professional development opportunities, accessible upon completion of the program (up to $2,500).
Leaders are required to fully participate in all aspects of the program.
