
Fellowship Alums Discuss Social Challenges
We asked current and alum Fellows to share their perspectives on their careers, social challenges, and resources that have influenced them in their careers, and
FAO Schwarz Fellows are recent college graduates working in paid positions at leading nonprofit organizations. The Fellowships include direct service, strategic projects and professional development. They’re designed to jumpstart your career as a leader of social change.
As an FAO Schwarz Fellow, you’ll join a cohort of talented leaders that includes a growing alumni network. Retreats and other events give you a chance to get to know other Fellows and explore a broad range of social issues.
The Fellowship builds leadership skills, deepens your knowledge and includes opportunities for networking with social impact leaders. You’ll be challenged to explore difficult problems and reflect on their causes.
By combining direct service and strategic projects, the Fellowship experience deepens the Fellow’s knowledge of social challenges and builds skills and expertise.
The Fellowships are paid two-year positions with benefits at leading nonprofit host organizations in Boston, New York City and Philadelphia.
The program includes professional development and leadership training through regular retreats, mentoring and special community experiences.
The Fellowship cohort connects future leaders to an extensive network of alumni Fellows and other social innovation leaders.
Applications for the next cohort are now CLOSED! Applications for the next cycle will be due by February 10, 2024 11:59 P.M. ET.
We asked current and alum Fellows to share their perspectives on their careers, social challenges, and resources that have influenced them in their careers, and
We asked current and alum Fellows to share their perspectives on their careers, social challenges, and resources that have influenced them in their careers, and
We asked current and alum Fellows to share their perspectives on their careers, social challenges, and resources that have influenced them in their careers, and
A second Fellow will join the Museum of Science in 2024.