OCJI Fellowship
2024 OCJI Fellowship
Empowering the Next Generation of Leaders
The OC Justice Initiative Fellowship Fund is dedicated to empowering individuals who are committed to challenging racial injustice, economic and legislative disparities, and protecting basic human rights. This fellowship is more than just financial support—it's an opportunity to join a community of change-makers who are passionate about driving real, lasting impact in their communities.
2024 OCJI Fellowship
Empowering the Next Generation of Leaders
The OC Justice Initiative Fellowship Fund is dedicated to empowering individuals who are committed to challenging racial injustice, economic and legislative disparities, and protecting basic human rights. This fellowship is more than just financial support—it's an opportunity to join a community of change-makers who are passionate about driving real, lasting impact in their communities.
Fellowship Qualifications
Student of Chapman University
Be a student at Chapman University with a minimum 2.8 cumulative GPA.
Commitment to Equity and Justice
We seek individuals who are dedicated to empowering and uplifting marginalized voices within their communities.
Fellowship Commitments
Community Service/Internship
Complete 120 hours of community service over two years with OCJI, which may also count toward internship credits, contingent on faculty approval.
Stop The Hate Seminar
Participate in organizing the "Stop The Hate" seminar, which aims to combat racial injustice and promote diversity, tolerance, and inclusivity.
Fellowship Qualifications
Student of Chapman University
Be a student at Chapman University with a minimum 2.8 GPA.
Commitment to Equity and Justice
We seek individuals who are dedicated to empowering and uplifting marginalized voices within their communities.
Fellowship Commitments
Community Service/Internship
Complete 120 hours of community service over two years with OCJI, which may also count toward internship credits, contingent on faculty approval.
Stop The Hate Seminar
Participate in organizing the "Stop The Hate" seminar, which aims to combat racial injustice and promote diversity, tolerance, and inclusivity.
OCJI Fellowship Team
