The Roger Arliner Young Fellowship is a program designed to support and empower individuals in their pursuit of careers in environmental conservation and advocacy. Named after the pioneering African American marine biologist, this fellowship aims to increase diversity and inclusion within the environmental sector by providing opportunities for underrepresented groups.

The fellowship offers a comprehensive package that includes mentorship, professional development, and hands-on experience in various environmental organizations. Fellows are placed in host organizations where they can contribute to meaningful projects and initiatives, gaining valuable skills and insights into the field of conservation.

Sustainability Commitment:

• The fellowship is committed to promoting sustainability by fostering a new generation of environmental leaders who are passionate about conservation and advocacy.
• While specific sustainability metrics or certifications for the fellowship itself are not detailed, the program's focus on environmental careers inherently supports sustainable practices and initiatives.
• Fellows are encouraged to engage in projects that address climate change, biodiversity conservation, and sustainable resource management.