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Home»Search by Region»Asia»Migration and Asylum Project (MAP) Catalyst for Change Fellowship 2026-2027 (up to ₹45,000)

Migration and Asylum Project (MAP) Catalyst for Change Fellowship 2026-2027 (up to ₹45,000)

Jude OgarJune 18, 20263 Mins Read
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Deadline: August 15, 2026

Applications are open for the Migration and Asylum Project (MAP) Catalyst for Change Fellowship 2026-2027. The Fellows will have an unparalleled opportunity to spend twenty-four months gaining both academic, legal and field experience working in the areas of migration, women’s rights, protection of displaced communities, and being part of a movement to build an inclusive and responsive legal protection landscape through a rule of law-focused approach.

The position will be a unique opportunity for a highly motivated candidate to raise awareness around issues related to forced migration and displacement, gain an in-depth understanding of programmes, engage with domestic and international experts, and, most importantly, interact with the migrant and displaced communities. The Fellows may be placed in any of MAP’s three primary programmes – support for survivors of sexual & gender-based violence, legal empowerment of migrant workers, and direct assistance to displaced communities.

The Fellows will have the rare chance to use core human rights and international law principles to directly impact the lives of their clients. Over the course of the Programme, the Fellows will be trained to effectively leverage the law as a tool to protect the rights of displaced populations, contribute to ongoing advocacy, litigation, and policymaking efforts and undertake path breaking research in the field. Fellows will also have the opportunity to engage with MAP’s key partners and collaborators, which includes UN agencies, civil society organisations, and state institutions.

Responsibilities

Some key responsibilities, depending on the programme the Fellows are assigned to, may include:

  • Provide legal aid and representation to migrant and displaced populations in India;
  • Engage with the target communities through trainings, meetings and other events to spread awareness on their legal rights and their access to justice;
  • Assist in operationalising community legal desks in identified settlements to conduct in-takes and provide individualized assistance to vulnerable clients;
  • Conduct trauma-informed interviews with potential clients to identify protection needs, prepare legal/supporting documentation, and perform such other tasks related to casework;
  • Engage in programme-based research, policy and advocacy;
  • Assist in strengthening MAP’s community-based networks comprising of Paralegal Volunteers, NGOs, community leaders etc., and coordinate their grassroots interventions;
  • Assist in maintaining office databases and drafting office correspondence; and
  • Such other activities, which are required to meet MAP’s goals.

Stipend

  • ₹45,000 (subject to applicable TDS) along with other benefits.

Eligibility

  • MAP is looking for applicants who are graduates of law or other related fields, with 0-2 years of experience.
  • Candidates must have a deep commitment towards human rights and access to justice issues.
  • Residents of Mizoram and fluent Mizo speakers are encouraged to apply.

Application

The deadline for receiving applications is 5:00 pm (IST) on 30 June 2026. If you have any queries, write to [email protected] with the subject line “Application for the post of M.A.P. Catalyst for Change Fellowship 2026- 2027”.

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For more information, visit MAP Catalyst for Change Fellowship.

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