Fellowships & Career Development

US National Science Foundation

NSF and KADF (now Every Page Foundation) joined together to empower 31 women scientists associated with the NSF Coastlines and People (CoPe) program. These women are leaders at the frontiers of research and innovation in ocean and coastal science. Their work with CoPe, an endorsed Ocean Decade Action, focuses on critically important coastline and community research that integrates natural, social, and technological processes toward a mission of coastal resilience.

US National Science Foundation

The U.S. National Science Foundation, in collaboration with Every Page Foundation (EPF), is excited to announce 22 women science leaders as the 2024 NSF-EPF Ocean Decade Champions. 

Each champion is associated with a project funded by the NSF Coastlines and People (NSF CoPe) program and receives a monetary award to support leadership activities, networking opportunities, technical and communications training and cross-disciplinary and intercultural scientific endeavors.

ArtTable

Since 2000, the ArtTable Fellowship Program has helped build pathways into careers in the visual arts by providing meaningful professional experiences, mentorship, and opportunities to develop lasting professional networks. Now in our 26th year, the program supports students and early-career professionals as they transition from academic study or alternative career paths into roles across the arts sector.

Association for Women in Science

The AWIS Bridge Grant program will offer microgrants to AWIS members who have lost federal research funding and who are:

• assistant professors or nontenured faculty

• tenured professors seeking to support their trainees

Applicants must provide verification of original federal grant funding revocation and a narrative statement highlighting the impact the grant would have.

Believe in Students

The Changemakers Program is a paid leadership development program for current students passionate about addressing basic needs insecurity on college campuses. Our goal is to empower and equip these students with the requisite skills to address policy and practice changes at their institutions for students in need.

The All We Can Save Project

Climate Wayfinding is a proven program for holding that question well and gaining clarity, courage, and community for our climate journeys. Through diverse modes of exploration, participants look inward, outward, and forward to discern and enliven their unique contributions and develop key capacities for climate engagement.

International Studio and Curatorial Program

The International Program provides residencies to artists and curators from all over the world. These residencies typically take place over three months, six months or one year. The duration depends on the program and the sponsor.

The Clark

The Every Page Foundation Fellowship supports projects that radically advance feminist perspectives and equal representation in the canon of art history. The Every Page Foundation is a feminist non-profit organization dedicated to being a resource and strategic partner for social and environmental justice by protecting and advocating for women and girls for the purpose of advancing diversity, equity, and inclusion in the arts and sciences.

Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, Columbia University

The Girl Talk Program provides young women with the opportunity to gain foundational knowledge about ocean mapping and its importance, while providing an overview of career opportunities and direct connections to the growing network and culture of women-inspiring women in ocean mapping.

Black Girl Environmentalist

To help combat historic discrimination and lack of compensation in the environmental and climate space, Black Girl Environmentalist launched the Hazel M. Johnson Fellowship to uplift early-career Black women, gender-expansive people, and others in the United States.

This fellowship aids industry progress by working with this demographic to combat concerns about obtaining well-paying jobs, the availability of diverse work environments, the lack of green job visibility, and more.

Methodist Health System

Methodist Dallas Medical Center has provided care for adolescents and adult sexual assault victims of all races and populations since January 2014. The program is staffed by registered nurses who have advanced education and instruction in medical forensic examination and in psychological and emotional trauma. SANE nurses may also provide expert testimony in a court of law. Department of Justice report showed a 95 percent increase in successful prosecution of sexual assault case where evidence was collected by a SANE-certified nurse.

Texas Water Foundation

The Texas Water Leadership Program offers emerging leaders the opportunity to grow their leadership skills and become a part of an exclusive network of professionals stepping into leadership positions across a diverse water sector. The first Texas Water Leaders class launched in early 2020 and included 20 emerging water leaders from diverse parts of the Texas water sector. We recently graduated our fifth class of Texas Water Leaders in November of 2024.

Audubon Texas, National Audubon Society

Audubon’s Texas Women in Conservation Program recognizes outstanding women leaders in today's conservation movement throughout the Lone Star State, supports opportunities in Texas for girls and women to become more involved in conservation and environmental sciences, and engages women on important issues related to conservation in Texas.

Art Omi

Art Omi: Artists invites artists, critics, and curators from around the world - representing a wide diversity of artistic styles and practices - to gather in rural New York to experiment, collaborate, and share ideas. Concentrated time for creative work is balanced with the stimulation of cultural exchange and critical appraisal.

Women’s Audio Mission

The WAM Internship program is widely recognized in the audio and music production industries for its caliber of training, range of activities, overall experience, and job placement opportunities.

The OpEd Project

The 2025 Public Voices Fellowship on Reproductive Justice is a partnership between The OpEd Project, the National Latina Institute for Reproductive Justice, and Every Page Foundation.

This year-long Fellowship will convene a cohort of twenty leaders and change-makers working for reproductive justice, with a focus on leaders with backgrounds that have been historically underrepresented in the mainstream media. The Fellowship cohort will receive extraordinary support, leadership skills, and knowledge to ensure their ideas shape not only their fields but also national discourse.