The PI Alumni Fellowship offers alumni an unparalleled opportunity to enhance their understanding of Israel and antisemitism while boosting their advocacy skills, building their network, and engaging them in a robust exchange of ideas with other leaders. Upon completion, they are eligible for a $1,000 travel subsidy to fund a self-designed trip to Israel. This program is open to all PI alumni.
Fellowship Requirements:
Attend Fellowship Kickoff Call (Virtual | January 29)
Attend PI’s Combating Antisemitism workshop (Virtual | February 25)
Attend PI’s Israel briefing (Virtual | March 18)
Attend PI’s Advocacy training (Virtual | April 23)
Attend PI's Global Forum Orientation (Virtual | May 20)
Attend all of AJC Global Forum in Washington, DC as a guest of AJC (In-Person | May 31-June 2)
Host or facilitate one public program or initiative based on your experience at AJC Global Forum within four months of the conference
Benefits:
Attend AJC Global Forum: As Fellows, alumni attend AJC Global Forum, the premier global Jewish advocacy gathering of the year, fully funded. Registration, round-trip travel, and hotel will be fully underwritten through the Fellowship.
Knowledge & Skill Development: Opportunities to learn in workshops, programs, and conference sessions
Networking: Opportunities to share ideas and connect with fellow alumni, Jewish community leaders, subject matter experts, and global thought leaders.
Community Impact: Following AJC Global Forum, alumni will complete projects or programs that make an impact in their communities.
Travel to Israel: Upon completion of their fellowship responsibilities, alumni will be eligible for a $1,000 travel subsidy for a study, business, or volunteer-focused trip to Israel. This can be used towards the cost of travel, accommodations, or meals in Israel.
Applications for the 2026 PI Alumni Fellowship are now open! Click here to apply!
Questions? Email Lili Kalish Gersch, Director of Alumni Engagement and Special Projects, at gerschl@ajc.org.
