WASHINGTON (AURN News) — A new opportunity aimed at shaping the next generation of Black policy leaders is now open, as the Congressional Black Caucus Institute begins accepting applications for its 2026 Fannie Lou Hamer Government Relations Fellowship.
The fellowship, inspired by civil rights leader Fannie Lou Hamer, is designed to prepare students for careers in government and public policy.
The program focuses on developing changemakers prepared to shape policy and impact communities at a higher level.
Applications are already open and are due April 18, with acceptance notifications scheduled for April 27.
The institute says the fellowship offers hands-on experience in government relations and prepares participants for leadership roles in public service.
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