Advocacy Fellows in Kansas research global health issues in U.S. foreign aid, develop outreach skills to build support for Congressional action, and advocate with the office of Senator Jerry Moran, a member of the Senate subcommittee that funds U.S. foreign aid. Successful candidates bring a desire to impact public policy, basic research and writing skills, and detail-orientation. Initiative, curiosity and reliability are important.
Advocacy Fellows commit to work about 6-8 hours a week for a minimum of 12 months, with twice-a-week small-group coaching on zoom. All activities can be conducted remotely.
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This position is listed as full time and able to be worked remotely.