At a Glance
- Tasks: Join a unique fellowship to develop skills in peacebuilding and public policy.
- Company: Britain Palestine Project, committed to justice and equal rights.
- Benefits: Gain expert mentoring, masterclasses, and networking opportunities.
- Other info: Flexible commitment of 5-9 hours per month, compatible with full-time work.
- Why this job: Make a real impact on peace and conflict resolution in a collaborative environment.
- Qualifications: Open to parliamentary advisers, civil society professionals, and those passionate about peace.
Apply now to become a Just Peace Fellow 2026–2027. Applications close: 15 August 2026.
The Britain Palestine Project (BPP) is seeking applications for the Just Peace Fellowship – a unique 12-month programme designed for parliamentary, civil society and trade union advisers who want to develop practical skills in peacebuilding, international law and public policy. This is an opportunity to join a cross-party, cross-sector community committed to advancing peace with justice, security and equal rights for Palestinians and Israelis.
About the Fellowship
The Just Peace Fellowship combines expert teaching, mentoring and applied learning to help participants translate knowledge into practical influence within their professional roles. Over twelve months, Fellows will explore:
- Peacebuilding and conflict transformation
- International law and accountability
- Nonviolent approaches to security
- The UK's role in international conflict and diplomacy
- Practical policy development and public engagement
Participants will become part of a growing network of leaders working across politics, civil society and trade unions to promote informed, constructive approaches to conflict resolution.
Who should apply?
We are looking for up to 25 Fellows from across the UK who are currently:
- Parliamentary advisers
- Political staff
- Civil society professionals
- Trade union advisers
- Individuals working in public policy or advocacy with an interest in peacebuilding
Applicants should be curious, collaborative and committed to strengthening dialogue across political difference.
What you'll gain
As a Fellow you will receive:
- A structured twelve-month blended learning programme
- Ten on-demand masterclasses from leading experts
- Three live evening policy labs
- One-to-one mentoring
- Peer learning with Fellows from different political and professional backgrounds
- Access to BPP events and webinars
- An applied policy project linked to your professional role
- Opportunities to build relationships across Parliament, civil society and the trade union movement
- Membership of the Just Peace Fellowship alumni network
The programme requires approximately five to nine hours per month, making it compatible with full-time employment.
Programme partners
The Fellowship is led by the Britain Palestine Project in partnership with:
- United Nations Association – UK
- APPGs for Conflict and Genocide
- Parliamentarians for Peace
- Council for Arab-British Understanding (CAABU)
- Beyond Borders Scotland
- Scottish Peace Platform
Location
The Fellowship is UK-based, connecting Westminster, Edinburgh and constituencies across the country through a blended programme of online and in-person learning. There is also a flagstone trip to the region at the end of the Fellowship programme.
How to apply
Please send:
- Your CV
- A statement of up to 500 words explaining why you would like to become a Just Peace Fellow
Shortlisted applicants will be invited to a short online interview. Applications should be sent to: Dr Brian Brivati. Applications close: 15 August 2026.
Just Peace Parliamentary Fellowship employer: Britain Palestine Project
The Britain Palestine Project offers an exceptional opportunity for individuals passionate about peacebuilding and public policy through the Just Peace Fellowship. With a strong commitment to fostering a collaborative work culture, this programme provides extensive learning opportunities, expert mentorship, and access to a vibrant network of professionals across various sectors. Located in the UK, the Fellowship allows participants to engage meaningfully with key stakeholders while balancing their professional commitments, making it an ideal environment for those seeking impactful and rewarding careers.
