Position Details
● Paid fellowship opportunity
● Compensation: $25–30/hour
● Duration: Up to 5 months
● Schedule: 20–30 hours per week
● Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis until the position is filled.
● To apply, please complete the application questions below and email your resume to indra@alp.org and india@alp.org.
About the Fellowship
The Audre Lorde Project (ALP) is seeking a Trans, Gender Non-Conforming, or Non-Binary (TGNCNB) Fellow to support outreach, community engagement, and healing justice programming within 3rd Space, ALP’s healing justice program. This fellowship is designed for a TGNCNB community member interested in developing experience in grassroots community organizing, political education, collective care, and movement-building within a member-led LGBTQ+ organization.
The fellow will help strengthen connections with TGNC community members and support programs, trainings, healing spaces, and community events. This role includes relationship-based outreach, administrative support, and hands-on program coordination.
Responsibilities may include:
● Conducting direct outreach and initiating conversations with community members about ALP programming
● Collecting and maintaining participant contact information and conducting initial 1:1 follow-up conversations
● Co-designing workshops, healing spaces, peer support initiatives, trainings, and community events
● Assisting with data tracking, activity documentation, and grant-related data collection
● Co-designing and distributing outreach materials
● Developing content for social media and email campaigns
● Assisting with event logistics, coordination, and implementation
● Participating in political education and leadership development opportunities connected to 3rd Space programming
This fellowship is intended to support the fellow’s political development, leadership growth, and deeper connection to TGNC community organizing.
Who We’re Looking For
We are excited to work with someone who is outgoing, collaborative, community-oriented, and invested in building sustainable futures for TGNC communities. We welcome applicants with a range of experiences, including informal organizing, mutual aid, peer support, healing work, creative or cultural work, and lived experience. Prior nonprofit experience is not required.