Wayfinder Foundation was founded to make direct investments in and provide support for Black and Brown women activists and organizers who are making significant impacts in the areas of education justice and/or criminal justice. We are excited to support activists and organizers in select cities across the country, by providing financial and technical support, which are too often lacking in the communities that most need them.

Those who are selected to participate in our Community Activist Fellowship program will receive a stipend, leadership development, technical support, and the opportunity to develop their voices as advocates for the issues that impact our communities.

Qualified applicants are:

  • Ages 18 and over;

  • Black/African American or Latinx women;

  • Experienced in advocating for changes within the systems of public education and/or criminal justice;

  • Able to commit to 5-10 hours per week to the fellowship;

  • Able to work collaboratively;

  • Dedicated to addressing education justice and criminal justice issues.

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For any questions, please contact: info@wayfinder.foundation