Applications Invited for Native American Policy Advocacy Fellowship

Published April 27, 2019

WASHINGTON — The Friends Committee on National Legislation (FCNL), a Quaker lobby in the public interest, is accepting applications for Congressional Advocate on Native American Policy. The 27-month fellowship is based in Washington, D.C.

Through its Native American Advocacy Program, FCNL has been an enduring ally to national Native American organizations and Indian communities engaged in policy advocacy. It collaborates with faith and with Native American organizations to lobby Congress and the administration for investments in Indian country, policy changes to benefit Native American communities, and respect for tribal sovereignty.

The Congressional Advocate leads FCNL’s advocacy work on Native American issues.

Applicants for this fellowship must have tribal experience, preferably in education or governance. The applicant must have one year of professional experience after graduation from college.

Applications must be submitted by June 1, 2019 through jobs@fcnl.org.

Applicants must attach a cover letter, a resume, and answers to three questions. The questions are: Why do you want to work on Native American issues? What experience or background do you have that will help you effectively lobby on these issues? How will you to continue to engage in Native American issues after the fellowship?

The successful applicant will receive a salary and full benefits. American Indians and Alaska Native tribal members are strongly encouraged to apply.

For more information, see https://www.fcnl.org/congressional-advocate.

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