StandWithUs FLI: First-year leadership Internship offers first-year college students a unique platform to fast-track their growth as campus leaders. Through this semester-long program, FLI students gain hands-on training from StandWithUs experts through interactive workshops and tailored mentorship from seasoned student leaders. Upon completion of the program, FLI students feel empowered, confident, and ready to pursue future leadership roles in their campus communities, including the StandWithUs Emerson Fellowship.
What does the First-Year Leadership Internship offer YOU?
- 5 Dynamic Workshops
- Tailored Mentorship
- National Network of Leaders
- $250 Stipend
Get to Know Yourself
Explore the foundations of leadership and your leadership potential on campus. This inaugural session focuses on social entrepreneurship, leadership skills and qualities, and the steps to building a movement on campus. You’ll also get to meet the FLI student mentors!
Get to Know Your Campus
Dive into campus strategy with the StandWithUs Research & Strategy Department and develop key tools, strategies, and expertise to support Israel and combat misinformation on campus with greater impact.
Get to Know Your Rights
Meet the StandWithUs Saidoff Legal Department, who will empower you with an understanding of your rights on campus and how you can get involved in the legal fight against antisemitism.
Get to Know The Facts
Join StandWithUs educators for an essential introduction to Israel's history, society, and current conflicts. Gain the knowledge to navigate discourse around Israel with accuracy and confidence.
Get to Know The Experts
Interact with a diverse panel of leaders who will share their personal insights and experiences with Israel and antisemitism. These experts will provide valuable recommendations and best practices while addressing questions about campus activism.
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Leaders Trained
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Universities Engaged
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Programs Planned
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