Reporting schedule, LRAP and data tools explained to new fellows
Summary
Equal Justice Works told fellows they must submit three reports (six‑month, one‑year and final), that reports include a fellowship report plus a separate fellowship survey, and that LRAP assistance of up to $416 per month will be administered for eligible fellows (additional details to be provided by the LRAP administrator).
Nico Radovic, program specialist, said reporting is central to EJW’s ability to measure project impact and share results with sponsors. He told fellows they will be required to submit three reports during the fellowship—"a 6 month report, a 1 year report, and a final report"—and explained the reports have two components: a fellowship report (which includes an employer/supervisor check) and a fellowship survey to be completed by the fellow.
Staff urged fellows to set up data‑collection tools early and said EJW will provide Airtable links, report templates and examples to make submissions easier. "Set up data collection tool, a tracking tool early, just so you make sure you're tracking project activities and outcomes each month," the program team advised.
Tori Good described benefits and LRAP logistics: EJW coordinates supporting payments through host organizations for salary and benefits, and the organization provides LRAP to eligible fellows "up to $416 a month" for qualifying federal student loans; an LRAP webinar will be held Sept. 28 to explain eligibility and next steps and the LRAP administrator (identified in the session as Foster's) will contact fellows directly.
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