Fellow, Prevention & Partnerships

Southern Poverty Law Center(1 month ago)

HybridFull TimeMedior$84,905 - $84,905Prevention & Partnerships

About this role

The Hate & Prevention Fellow leads community education initiatives to prevent radicalization, focusing on identity-based hate, misogyny, and other forms of extremism while advancing a public-health, non-carceral approach. This two-year fellowship works collaboratively across SPLC teams and with external partners to adapt evidence-based resources, support affected communities, and ensure victim-survivor responsiveness. The role requires travel (up to 35%) and reports to the Deputy Director, Prevention & Partnerships.

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Required Skills

Community Engagement
Program Design
Training Delivery
Group Facilitation
Trauma-Informed Practice
Curriculum Development
Research Analysis
Stakeholder Management
Monitoring
Evaluation

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Qualifications

Bachelor's Degree in Education, Social Work, Psychology, or Related Field

About Southern Poverty Law Center

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The Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) is a U.S. nonprofit civil‑rights organization dedicated to advancing racial justice and protecting the rights of marginalized communities, particularly Black and Brown people. It pursues this mission through impact litigation, policy advocacy, public education, community organizing, and investigative work — including monitoring and exposing hate and extremist groups. SPLC also provides educational resources, publishes research and reports, and advocates on issues such as voting rights, immigrant justice, LGBTQ equity, and economic fairness.