EJIT Fellowship 2026 | Paid Research Opportunity in Environmental Justice and Technology
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Applicant criteria
- NationalityNo specific nationality required
- AgeNo specific age required
- GenderBoth
Opportunity description
The Embedded Justice for Environmental Justice and Technology (EJIT) Fellowship is a summer, project-based research program focused on the intersection of technology, infrastructure, and environmental justice. Fellows work independently and collaboratively with the lab team to produce tangible research and creative outputs that support communities and deepen understanding of environmental justice issues within the tech sector.
The program explores multiple tracks, including data centers, democratic governance, and investigative storytelling.
Benefits
- Total stipend of approximately $3,000 USD
- Research and creative work with a specialized international team
- Hands-on experience in real projects related to environmental justice and technology
- Development of research, writing, and critical analysis skills
- Opportunity to publish or contribute to knowledge-based outputs
- Flexible working environment (around 20 hours per week)
Eligibility criteria
- Open to individuals interested in technology, the environment, and social justice
- No specific age limit or single academic background required
- Preference for interest or experience in one of the following areas:
- Technology or data
- Environment or sustainability
- Research, writing, or storytelling
- Ability to commit approximately 20 hours per week during the fellowship period
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EJIT Fellowship 2026 | Paid Research Opportunity in Environmental Justice and Technology
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