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benjamin lay fellowship
benjamin lay fellowship
The Benjamin Lay Fellowship offers college students a $2,000 stipend for a semester-long leadership training and internship program. Grounded in Quaker history and values, the Fellowship teaches core leadership principles while students work on self-directed projects related to peace and social concerns. The name is inspired by Benjamin Lay, an early local abolitionist who was known to many by his nickname, “the Quaker Comet.” The program has been made possible through a grant from the Shoemaker Fund.
Darlyne and Sarah have been working with the Radnor Quaker Meeting since 2023 to support this program through thought partnership on the leadership curriculum, direct support of Fellows as they develop their projects, liaising with many local Quaker Meetings, and conducting outreach to raise awareness of the program.
Applications are currently being accepted on a rolling basis from college students in the Greater Philadelphia Area.
Navigating Amidst Turbulence & Uncertainty: Moving Along The Four Pathways Of Social Justice
Navigating Amidst Turbulence & Uncertainty: Moving Along The Four Pathways Of Social Justice
This workshop focuses on both “how to be” socially just during times of injustice, and “how to do” the work along a continuum. Participants are introduced to the Four Pathways of Social Justice, a framework developed by Darlyne Bailey.
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