What Fellows Gain
Our comprehensive program provides students with the tools, connections, and experience needed to become effective advocates and leaders.
Real-World Skills
Fellows learn how to analyze legislation, craft persuasive policy arguments, and engage elected officials. The program offers practical tools that translate directly into public policy, legal, advocacy, and nonprofit careers.
Access to Policymakers
Participants meet directly with members of Congress and their staff, White House officials, federal staffers, federal judges, and heads of major advocacy organizations. These conversations give students an insider's view of how decisions are made—and how to influence them.
A National Network
LIAT connects students with peers from across the country who share a commitment to Jewish values, Israel advocacy, and public service. Alumni leave with lifelong relationships and a network that opens doors.
Mentorship and Career Guidance
Fellows receive ongoing support and guidance from professionals in government, Jewish communal leadership, and public affairs—helping them chart a meaningful path forward.
A Fully Paid Trip to Washington, D.C.
The program culminates in a multi-day experience in the nation's capital, where fellows participate in high-level meetings, briefings, and site visits that bring their advocacy training to life.
Capstone Project
Fellows work on a Capstone Project that addresses a challenge on their campus such as combating antisemitism or support for the State of Israel and are provided with a budget to make a tangible difference in their community.
Ready to Make an Impact?
Join a community of passionate students committed to Jewish advocacy and public service.
