An intensive field fellowship for emerging leaders aged eighteen to thirty. Fellows receive hands on training in community dispute management, data collection, and municipal public hearings. Each fellow leads a neighborhood civic clinic in their ward.
Take responsibility for your electoral ward. Ward Leads convene monthly youth meetings, organize voter verification desks, and report neighborhood issues directly to LGA coordinators.
Capture authentic stories of grassroots organizing. Field reporters photograph townhalls, interview local residents about community infrastructure, and write concise dispatches for the movement press.
Help track capital allocations for local clinics, schools, and rural roads. Volunteers analyze approved government gazettes and verify project status directly on the ground.
We value dedication and local honesty over long resumes. Every applicant follows four clear steps.
Fill out our simple form with your name, state, and primary area of interest.
A local coordinator connects with you to confirm your local neighborhood details.
Participate in a two hour orientation covering movement standards and ethics.
Receive your verified member badge and start working with your local action unit.
