Benjamin Lay Fellowship Information Session

This information session with cover how to apply for the Benjamin Lay Fellowship program. Benjamin Lay Fellows receive a $2000 stipend to engage in creative, impactful service-learning projects involving peace and social concerns endorsed by local monthly Meetings of the Religious Society of Friends. Fellows will work design and implement projects, either independently or as part of a team, with support from active Quakers. A substantial part of this effort can be remote, and includes participation in a leadership development program grounded in Quaker values. In addition to the $2,000 stipend, participants may also receive coverage of approved travel and project-related expenses.