Saheli’s Youth Engagement Program (SYEP) is a space for South Asian youth to come together and engage with each other on issues that connect them. The SYEP includes the Youth Leadership Fellowship for high school students, and the Saheli University Ambassadorship and Internship programs for college students.
The Saheli Ambassadorship is an opportunity to get involved with promoting Saheli’s mission statement at your college or university. Being an Ambassador enables you to plan and implement workshops on the topics of mental health and healthy relationships at your college or university. While Saheli will provide experts to lead the workshops, as an Ambassador you will help in making a workshop successful.
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As an intern for Saheli, you will have the opportunity to take on tasks that will help advance your skills in writing, reading, research, time management, and leadership. This is also an opportunity to work towards addressing gender-based oppression in the South Asian community. The Internship is offered three times a year and you may apply for any semester (Summer, Fall, or Spring). Depending on the timing of your internship, the tasks may vary to meet the requirements of the organization.
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The Saheli Youth Fellowship is an opportunity for Summer 2024 that provides high school students
with the chance to engage with issues pertaining to South Asian, Middle Eastern, and North African
(SAMENA) communities. Youth Fellows will get the chance to attend workshops, engage in discussions
on issues important to them, and develop collaborative, community-based resources on a topic of
interest to them. These students will also be given the opportunity to connect with MENASA working
professionals in various fields such as healthcare, computer science, legal practice, and mental
health.
