BRAID (Bridgebuilders Relating Across Interfaith Differences) Fellowship
The BRAID Fellowship supports undergraduates in developing and leading interfaith bridgebuilding projects on U.S. campuses through training, mentorship, and hands-on experience.
Funder: Interfaith America
Due Dates (Anticipated): June 2027 (Full application deadline, projected)
Funding Amounts: $2,000 stipend per fellow, up to $1,000 for campus project, plus fully funded travel/lodging for two retreats (per fellow, one-year duration)
Summary: Leadership fellowship for undergraduates to develop and implement interfaith bridgebuilding projects on U.S. campuses, with training, mentorship, and financial support.
Key Information: Only open to undergraduates at U.S. institutions with prior Interfaith America program experience.
Description
The BRAID (Bridgebuilders Relating Across Interfaith Differences) Fellowship is a leadership development program for undergraduate students passionate about fostering interfaith cooperation and bridgebuilding on their campuses and in their communities. Managed by Interfaith America, the fellowship offers training, mentorship, retreats, and hands-on experience to help fellows develop skills in interfaith leadership and pluralism. Fellows design and implement campus-based projects, participate in a national cohort, and work closely with mentors and peers from diverse backgrounds.
