The Young Feminist Scholars Program is meant for any student who is extremely passionate about feminism and gender issues. The goal will be for each scholar to deliver a report specializing on a region in the world covering issues related to gender-based violence and/or women's political participation.

Our two criteria for our scholars are to identify as international feminists (regardless of their gender) and most importantly to be able to showcase leadership. Scholars get to work in research, writing, policy as well as communications advocacy. Our main goal is for them to explore these different fields and see what they are most interested in while offering them guidance and mentorship so that it potentially helps them launch their early career.

Objectives:

Politics4Her’s Young Feminist Scholars Program has two objectives:

• Harnessing the valuable contributions of scholars for our work.

• Training the next generation of young feminist scholars by letting them explore different thematics and fields.

  We are committed to supporting young feminist scholars who reflect our values, in an inclusive environment with equity and access for all.

Duties:

• Contributing to overall Politics4Her research efforts, including independent quantitative and/or qualitative research and policy analysis

• Preparing literature reviews

• Drafting a report

• Crafting digital campaigns and visuals

• Assisting in the dissemination of Politics4Her publications

• Attending weekly team meetings and 1-1 monthly meetings to keep track of the work progress

Requirements:

• Enrolled in a bachelor's or master's degree

• Identity as an intersectional feminist regardless of gender

• Receptive to constructive feedback

• Self-motivated and able to work with little supervision

• Be a young person (between 18 to 30)