Tag: Alumni Fellowship
Building a Movement for Single Mom Organizing Power
With the 2026 and 2028 election cycles approaching — and the 2030 U.S. Census close behind — JP’s nationwide coalition of single mothers is poised to impact the American policy landscape.
Meet the 2026-2027 Jeremiah Program Alumni Fellows
We are excited to introduce the members of the 2026-2027 Jeremiah Program Alumni Fellowship, a selective, 12-month, cohort-based leadership program.
Our Safety Net Needs Mending: Hear From JP Alumni
JP Alumni Fellows discuss the tenacity and resilience it takes to navigate our country’s complex social systems as single moms.
Introducing the 2025-2026 Jeremiah Program Alumni Fellows
We are proud to announce the members of the 2025-2026 Jeremiah Program Alumni Fellowship, a selective, 12-month, cohort-based leadership program.
Why Nutrition Shouldn’t Be a Choice for Single Moms
JP Alumni Fellow Tiffany Benson argues that ensuring families can afford nutritious food is smart public policy.
We’ve Come This Far: A Journey of Two Generations
JP Alumni Fellow Stasia Saunders shares the story of a trip with her daughter — and how her JP journey provided insight during a challenging moment.
Built by Moms, for Moms
Jeremiah Program alumni are advocating for public policy that works for all families.
JP Alumni Fellow Story: Ebony Williams
JP Alumni Fellow Ebony Williams’ experiences helped shape her as an educator and as an advocate for more openness around mental health.
JP Alumni Fellow Story: Kylie Schultz
JP Alumni Fellow Kylie Schultz firmly believes that owning and sharing our stories can help others and turn pain into something beautiful.
JP Alumni Fellow Story: Cristina Guajardo
JP Alumni Fellow Cristina Guajardo is passionate about ensuring moms and their kids can thrive — including advancing affordable child care.