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The Open Society Community Youth Fellowship supports activists and organizers at early stages of their careers who are crafting and implementing solutions to open society challenges.
The Community Youth Fellowship has permanently ended.
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Beto Soto
2017Beto Soto will highlight the stories of “DACAmented” LGBTQ youth through a series of photo essays, the creation of online space for story sharing, and exhibitions in San Diego. -
Betza Collazo
2017Betza Collazo will examine the impact of austerity measures on education in Puerto Rico, using research and film to show how communities have been affected. -
DJ Savarese
2017DJ Savarese will share tools to promote self-determined, inclusive lives for nonspeaking autistics and community workshops designed to shift public misconceptions about nonspeaking people. -
Jessie Zelayandia
2017Jessie Zelayandia will create Together We Rise, a program to link youth and families who are experiencing homelessness to community resources. -
Oakley Fugate
2017Oakley Fugate will produce documentary films about LGBTQ youth in Eastern Kentucky, drawing a connection between exclusion on the basis of disability. -
Sherman Webb-Middlebrooks
2017Sherman Webb-Middlebrooks will lead an initiative to engage, empower, train, and support young people in Buffalo, New York, with a particular focus on black males in the public school system.
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