No. It's a volunteer opportunity with project funding, not a job.

This opportunity isn’t primarily designed for traditional high school or college students, as we have other ways for you to get involved in our work! However, if you are a part-time student, adult learner, or someone later in your career/ education journey, you’re welcome to apply. We’ll consider applicants on a case-by-case basis, and our team will evaluate fit based on experience, goals, and alignment with the program’s intent.

DIF is comprehensive and fee-based, with intensive support from faculty, with weekly colloquiums, access to ASU classes, staff and facilities like labs and maker spaces. DifferenceCorps is a remote program for self-starters who need minimal supervision and resources.

No. Most engagement is virtual, and you can implement projects in any community where you have strong connections.

The cycle structure gives natural points to reassess and pivot based on community feedback.

Yes. Team members apply individually but indicate they want to work together.