Immigration Workshop Volunteer:

Join our immigration legal team and assist community members as they navigate the naturalization process. Your role may involve setting up and breaking down events, welcoming community members with a smile, aiding with applications and paperwork, offering translation support, and other tasks as needed.

Workshops take place exclusively on Saturdays. Must be bilingual (English and Spanish).

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Organizing & Outreach Volunteer:

Join our organizing team to help engage and empower community members. Depending on regional priorities, you may support advocacy efforts, emergency relief, outreach events, house meetings, and community workshops. Volunteers also assist with distributing resources, welcoming attendees, and providing translation support when needed.

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Operations Volunteer (Office Support):

We’re looking for detail-oriented and reliable volunteers to support our Operations team at our Bakersfield office. This role is a great fit for individuals who enjoy hands-on work and contributing behind the scenes to keep things running smoothly.

Location:

• Bakersfield, CA

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We encourage applicants to apply by the deadline for priority consideration. Applications will continue to be reviewed on a rolling basis and may be accepted after the deadline until the position is filled.

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Legal Services Internship

The Legal Services Intern will gain hands-on experience supporting the day-to-day operations of a nonprofit immigration legal services program serving immigrant and farmworker communities. Through structured learning opportunities and staff supervision, interns will gain exposure to immigration legal services, client support, community education, and nonprofit legal administration while developing professional skills in a mission-driven environment.

Deadline to Apply: 10/04/2026

Locations:
– Fresno, CA
– Bakersfield, CA
– Oxnard, CA

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Community Advancement Services Intern

The Community Advancement Services Intern will gain hands-on experience in the day-to-day operations of a nonprofit organization serving immigrant communities. Through structured learning opportunities, interns will explore how community services, legal programs, outreach initiatives, and administrative functions work together to support community members and advance the organization’s mission.

Deadline to Apply: 9/27/2026

Locations:

– Salinas, CA

– Oxnard, CA

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Community Organizing Internship

The Community Organizing Intern will gain hands-on experience supporting community organizing and outreach initiatives that advance the rights and well-being of farmworker and immigrant communities. Through structured learning opportunities and staff supervision, interns will gain exposure to grassroots organizing, community engagement, advocacy campaigns, and nonprofit operations while developing professional skills in a mission-driven environment.

Deadline to Apply: Fresno – 9/27/2026, Oxnard – 10/11/2026

Locations:

– Oxnard, CA (Hybrid)

– Fresno, CA (Hybrid)

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Social Impact Research Internship

Under the mentorship of the Senior Research & Data Analyst, the Social Impact Research Intern will gain hands-on experience in community-based research, data collection, and data analysis. This internship is designed for students interested in learning the full research process—from engaging with community members and collecting data to analyzing findings and communicating results. Interns will gain practical experience working on real-world research projects that support community needs and organizational initiatives.

Deadline to apply: 10/4/2026

Location: Hybrid, CA (Central Valley/Central Coast)

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Digital Communications Internship

The Digital Communications Intern will gain hands-on experience in nonprofit communications, digital media, content planning, and community engagement while supporting the Communications team. Through mentorship, training, and supervised projects, the intern will learn how mission-driven organizations use strategic communications to educate communities, promote services, and raise awareness about issues affecting farmworkers and immigrant communities.

Deadline to Apply: 10/4/ 2026

Location: Remote, CA

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Our Fellowship Program creates opportunities for emerging leaders to gain hands-on experience, build advocacy skills, and contribute to meaningful community work. Each year, we run our internal Community Colleges Advocacy Fellowship, and we also host fellows through partnerships with national programs, law schools, and other sponsoring institutions.

Community Colleges Project (CCP) Advocacy Fellowship:

Through the UFW Foundation’s Community Colleges Project (CCP), our attorneys and service providers offer free, personalized immigration legal services to California Community College students, staff, and faculty. This program ensures that everyone, regardless of their status, can access culturally sensitive, trauma-informed expertise at no cost.

The CCP Advocacy Fellowship was developed in response to the growing need for outreach and awareness support for the Community Colleges Project. Fellows will receive hands-on experience in community outreach, advocacy, and engagement strategies while developing independent outreach projects to expand awareness of immigration legal services on campus. Participants will receive a $4,000 educational stipend upon successful completion of 200 hours of fellowship activities, including training, mentorship, and outreach projects. This fellowship is an incredible opportunity to develop leadership skills, make a difference, and contribute meaningfully to your campus community. This opportunity is open to undocumented & AB510 students.

Eligibility:

• Must be enrolled as a student at a selected partner campus for Fall 2026 & Spring 2027 academic terms.*
• Must be 18 years or older.
• Must be bilingual in Spanish and English to effectively engage with diverse campus communities.

*Selected partner campuses include:

• Antelope Valley College: Deadline to Apply – 9/27/2026

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