OUR FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM
We provide funding to focus and amplify outreach to women by sponsoring female Fellows. These Fellows are selected by our community partners (“host organizations”). Every Fellow spends at least 50% of her time engaged in outreach towards women. Under this unique model, our Fellows join a national Cohort of women organizers to create national, systemic change. As part of this Cohort, Fellows gain access to valuable opportunities, including leadership training, public speaking engagements, networking with women doing similar work nationwide, and mentorship from Register Her.
Meet Our 2026 Community Fellows
Akori P.
We Must Vote
Mississippi
"Encouraging the community to be confident in their voice, speak up with your vote. It all makes a difference!"
Audreyelane C.
Mothers of Incarcerated Sons
Pennsylvania
"Voting is a must for me. It's my voice, and I learned it from my grandmother and mother. It's something that I will share with my children and grandchildren... the importance of using their voice"
Christina W.
You Can Vote
North Carolina
"I feel like voting is so important because it is the key to democracy and it is how everyone shows they have a voice... I feel that everyone should participate."
Dmya Y.
We Must Vote
Mississippi
"I have a younger sibling and younger cousins and it is important to me that they have the tools and resources and opportunities to continue growing and creating as the people before them did."
Jameisha A.
We Must Vote
Mississippi
"I believe voting is an important tool for youth because it gives us a voice in decisions that directly impact our schools, communities, safety, and future opportunities, and it allows young people to take responsibility, create change, and shape the kind of leadership and policies we want to see in our generation."
Julia C.
You Can Vote
North Carolina
"I do this work because I believe everyone deserves to have a voice in the decisions that affect their lives. I enjoy helping people navigate the voting process and encouraging civic engagement within the community."
MaKenzie M.
You Can Vote
North Carolina
Mia D.
Radical Registrars
Texas
"I believe we all have a voice and we should use it. Right now it is so important to vote for our women's rights!"
Mizatti M.
We Must Vote
Mississippi
"Seeing my community thrive and knowing that my efforts can contribute to positive change inspires me to get involved. I believe that by working together and advocating for the needs of others, we can create a better environment for everyone."
Sanaa O.
You Can Vote
North Carolina
"It's important to educate myself and others, and to use our voices."
Saniyah H.
We Must Vote
Mississippi
"I want to educate other people while educating myself in the process. Getting people involved in voting will not only leave a positive impact on campus, but the students will pass it on to their loved ones and friends."
"The older I grew, the more I realized that basic life necessities are considered a privilege in my community... My passion is serving my community and being a voice for those who feel silenced."
Aleshia Y.
We Must Vote, Mississippi
"I love that we are women talking to women, but most importantly, we are not allowing history to repeat itself. We provide resources and education to people of all backgrounds. I do this work because if not me, then who?"
Jasmine L.
Arizona Fellow
"Who you elect and the laws they create affect pretty much every aspect of your life. Whatever issue you care about, it always gets tied back to voting. I do this work to make it as easy as possible for my community to get out and vote."
Lauren D.
Radical Registrars, Texas
