Fellows
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We believe in the power of individuals to effect social change and the need for inspired ideas and leadership to address the needs of children and youth. Thus, our funding model: fellowships for social change.
Our fellowships are for accomplished practitioners, researchers, and policymakers to develop and test approaches to improving policies and services for vulnerable and underserved children and youth. We focus our work on individuals who have demonstrated leadership in the child welfare and juvenile justice systems, yet we know that the health, behavioral health, education and other public systems must be included in social change efforts as well. Therefore, we focus on cross-system reforms to meet the needs of the whole child.
We currently offer two types of fellowships. Click the links below for more information on each of them.
The Stoneleigh Fellowship offers an opportunity for people with good ideas to act on them. Through this fellowship, we identify and...
Our Emerging Leader Fellowship program is designed to cultivate a new generation of leaders. Exceptional recent graduates interested...