By Nneka Nwogwugwu
Global Fellows in Courage is inviting activists for human rights and gender justice to apply for its six-month fellowship.
The programme, which will be held over Zoom, will help emerging leaders drive bold and courageous social change, improve their effectiveness, and advance their missions across the world.
At the end of the Fellowship, fellows remain engaged as alumni of both GFiC and the Brown University’s Center for Human Rights and Humanitarian Studies.
Benefits
- Each Fellow will receive a $2,500 stipend upon successful completion of the program, acknowledging their dedication, active participation, and commitment to the fellowship.
- Upon Successful completion, Fellows are eligible to apply for up to $10,000 to support progress on their projects.
- Fellows receive a certificate of completion from GFiC and the Brown University Center for Human Rights and Humanitarian Studies.
Eligibility
- The program is designed for emerging leaders (target age 25 to 35) who have demonstrated leadership experience and extraordinary potential.
- Ideal candidates have already made an impact in human rights advocacy through entrepreneurship, showcasing a strong track record of success and the potential to achieve much more.
- A strong command of English.
- A minimum of 3 years of experience in human rights advocacy, activism, community organizing, or social entrepreneurship.
- Demonstrated engagement in Gender Justice or related areas.
How to Apply
Follow the link for more information: https://www.globalfic.org/fellowship-program
Deadline
1 April, 2025
Global Fellows in Courage (GFiC) is offering a six-month fellowship for activists in human rights and gender justice, conducted via Zoom. This fellowship aims to empower emerging leaders to drive social change and enhance their effectiveness. After completion, fellows become part of the alumni network of GFiC and Brown University’s Center for Human Rights and Humanitarian Studies.
Fellows receive a $2,500 stipend upon successful completion and can apply for up to $10,000 to support project progress. A certificate of completion will also be awarded. Applicants should be emerging leaders aged 25 to 35, with proven leadership experience and a history of successful advocacy or entrepreneurship in human rights. They must have at least three years of experience in roles related to human rights or social entrepreneurship and possess strong English proficiency and a commitment to gender justice.
The application process is accessible through the GFiC website, and the deadline for application submissions is April 1, 2025.
