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FUSE Executive Fellowship

FUSE is a national nonprofit working to expand social and economic opportunities, particularly for communities that have been limited by a history of systemic and institutionalized racism. The FUSE Executive Fellow will develop and implement strategic recommendations to streamline enforcement, consolidate property data, and improve rehabilitation programs to reduce blighted and vacant properties in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

FUSE Executive Fellowship | Revitalizing Neighborhoods Through Blight Reduction Strategies

FUSE is a national nonprofit dedicated to increasing the capacity of local governments to work more effectively for communities. The FUSE Executive Fellow will support the Mayor’s Office in operationalizing the delivery of permanent supportive housing through project management, coordination, and implementation of the Home for Good initiative, ultimately aiming to create 250 PSH units by 2027.

FUSE Executive Fellowship | Advancing Community Development through Permanent Supportive Housing Implementation

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FUSE Executive Fellowship | Catalyzing Neighborhood-Based Youth Development and Reinvestment

FUSE is a national nonprofit focused on expanding social and economic opportunities for historically underinvested communities. The FUSE Executive Fellow will work with the City of Atlanta to enhance youth development initiatives, conducting analyses and fostering partnerships to ensure all young people have access to education, safe spaces, and career pathways.

FUSE Executive Fellowship | Advancing Decarceration through Community-Based Care

FUSE is a national nonprofit focused on expanding social and economic opportunities, particularly for communities affected by systemic racism. The Executive Fellow will support Los Angeles County's initiative to close Men's Central Jail by developing and implementing a community-based care plan that diverts individuals from incarceration to appropriate services.

Fuse Executive Fellowship | Revitalizing Neighborhoods Through Blight Reduction Strategies in united states (1000+)