Scholarship for US/Algerian and US/Palestinian Community Members
Scholarship for US/Algerian and US/Palestinian Community Members
This $2,000 scholarship supports undergraduate or graduate students who are first- or second-generation Algerian or Palestinian immigrants and who show a track record of working toward justice, peace, prosperity, and dignity for all. The application includes an essay about your background, career goals, and knowledge of Algeria and Palestine.
May 21, 2026
42 days left
$2000
Award amount
23
Scholarship applicants
3
Requirements
Quick decision
AI insightsBest for
- Undergraduate or graduate students
- First- or second-generation Algerian or Palestinian immigrants
- Students studying journalism, communication, media, international law, government and international relations, policy and political science, global leadership, teaching, or civil society
Key highlights
- $2,000 award
- 2 awards listed
- Deadline: 2026-05-21
Why apply
- The award amount is clearly listed at $2,000.
- There are 2 awards listed, which may help compared with single-winner scholarships.
- The scholarship is tailored to a specific community and mission-driven work.
Who can apply
- Education level: undergraduate or graduate student
- Identity: first- or second-generation Algerian or Palestinian immigrant
- Field of study includes journalism, communication, media, international law, government and international relations, policy and political science, global leadership, teaching, and civil society
- Background: track record of working toward justice, peace, prosperity, and dignity for all around the world, such as through volunteering or publication
Always verify the full eligibility rules on the official source before you apply.
Quick facts
Status
_published
Study levels
high_school_senior, graduate_student, adult_non_traditional
Number of awards
2
Payout method
Not stated on the listing
Before you apply
AI guidanceThings to double-check on the official page.
Important checks
- Confirm whether the title's 'US/Algerian and US/Palestinian' wording means U.S.-based students only; the excerpt does not clearly define residency or citizenship rules.
- Review the full essay prompt on the official application page because the excerpt cuts off part of it.
- Make sure your background and activities clearly show work toward justice, peace, prosperity, and dignity.
- Check whether your major fits the listed fields if you are in a related area marked as 'etc.'
Missing or unclear on the listing
- Whether applicants must be U.S. citizens, permanent residents, or simply community members in the U.S.
- Whether high school seniors are eligible; the eligibility text says undergraduate or graduate student, but study level data includes high_school_senior.
- Exact application steps beyond the essay requirement
- Whether recommendation letters, transcripts, or GPA are required
- How winners are paid
- Any geographic restrictions by state or institution
Red flags
- Provider is listed as Anonymous.
- Residency, citizenship, and school enrollment details are not fully explained in the excerpt.
- Payment method is not stated.
- Part of the description and essay prompt appears truncated in the excerpt.
Next steps
AI guidanceA short checklist so you know what to do after reading the listing.
- Confirm every eligibility rule on the official program page.
- Prepare the listed materials (1 document type(s) detected in the catalog).
- Add the deadline to your calendar and submit before it passes.
- Apply through the official site linked above.
Application tips
AI guidanceListing-specific ideas from our AI layer — not official rules. Skip anything that does not match the program page.
- Use your essay to connect your personal experience as an Algerian-American or Palestinian-American community member to your career goals.
- Give specific examples of volunteering, publications, or other work that show your commitment to justice and peace.
- Address the prompt directly by explaining how you plan to make a positive impact through your career.
Key requirements (3)
Program rules and conditions. Uploads and file types are listed under Required documents.
- Essay prompt: Please tell us a bit about yourself and how you plan to make a positive impact on the world through your career, particularly toward justice, peace, prosperity, and dignity for all.….
- Education Level: Undergraduate or graduate student Field of Study: Journalism, communication, media, international law, government and international relations, policy and political science, global leadership, teaching and civil society, etc.….
- Students who are members of the Algerian-American or Palestinian-American communities have many things in common including historic struggles for liberation, justice and dignity.….
Required documents
Materials you may need to upload or submit; check the official application for the final list.
- Essay or written statement
Applying
Applicants should expect an essay asking about their background, career plans, positive impact goals, and how their Algerian-American or Palestinian-American experience has shaped their beliefs and aspirations. The prompt also asks about knowledge of Algeria and Palestine.
Award & payment
Amount: $2000
Number of awards: 2
Payout: Not stated on the listing
About the provider
Self-determination, dignity, respectful freedom and genuine justice are the foundations of long-term peace and prosperity. For all.
Overview
This scholarship supports first- or second-generation Algerian or Palestinian immigrants who are pursuing undergraduate or graduate study and who plan to make a positive impact through careers connected to justice and peace. The listed award is $2,000, and 2 awards are available.
Sponsor & application
Information last verified Apr 9, 2026.
Always confirm deadlines, requirements, and application details on the official page before you apply.