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Island Fellows Program

The Island Fellows program is our most visible and valued resource to island communities. Since 1999, more than 70 Island Fellows – bright, talented college and master’s-degree graduates – have worked and lived in coastal and year-round island communities, weaving themselves into the fabric of community life for up to two years while addressing critical local issues. 

 

Our People

Some of our talented people working in this area.

Betsy Walker
Betsy Walker
North Haven Historical Preservation Fellow
Chris Wolff
Chris Wolff
Community Development Director
Eli Bossin
Eli Bossin
Chebeague Island Fellow
Eliza Greenman
Eliza Greenman
Cranberry Isles Sustainable Community Development Fellow
Emma Miran
Emma Miran
Stonington Planning and Development Fellow
Jessica Bellah
Jessica Bellah
Frenchboro Town Planning Fellow
Lana Cannon
Lana Cannon
Matinicus School and Historical Preservation Fellow
Laura Kramar
Laura Kramar
Port Clyde Marketing and Branding Coordinator
Margaret Snell
Margaret Snell
Isle au Haut Fellow
Mary Terry
Mary Terry
Casco Bay Affordable Housing Fellow
Meghan Vigeant
Meghan Vigeant
Swan’s Island Historical Preservation Fellow
Rebecca Graham
Rebecca Graham
Vinalhaven Non-Profit Management Fellow
 

Galleries

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2009 Island Fellows and Apprentice Tristan Jackson2009 Island Fellows and Past FellowsLana Cannon, Mary Terry, Ellen Mahoney, and Eliza Greenman

2009-10 Island Fellows

Helping build sustainability

Fellowships provide a unique opportunity for recent graduates to apply their skills and experience to help build sustainability within communities whose way of life and identity face many challenges: in the 19th century there were over 300 year-round island communities in Maine, today there are 15.

Placement Opportunities

 

Supported in part by Americorps.

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