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ERA fellowship invites applications from aspiring changemakers

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By Hassan Ismah

The ERA Fellowship has opened applications for its programme designed for individuals who want to build, join, or invest in startups solving some of the world’s pressing problems. This 10-week fellowship supports talented people who are exploring how to use their skills to create companies that can have a large-scale positive impact on issues like climate change, poverty and global health.

 What to gain

The programme provides fellows with the resources they need to advance their high-impact ideas. Successful applicants will receive

  • A grant of up to $10,000 to cover living expenses during the fellowship.
  • A travel grant to attend an in-person retreat.
  • Access to a co-working space.
  • Mentorship from experienced founders and investors.

Who can apply

ERA seeks exceptional people from diverse professional backgrounds who have a strong desire to make a difference and a history of achieving their goals. Ideal candidates include:

  • Aspiring founders who are exploring ideas for startups that can tackle major global challenges.
  • Software engineers, researchers, and others who have deep expertise in their respective fields.
  • Individuals who are passionate about using their skills to work on important problems and create a positive impact.

How to apply

The selection process begins with a written application, followed by a series of interviews for shortlisted candidates. This approach allows the ERA team to thoroughly assess each applicant’s skills, background and motivations.

Deadline

Applications for the next fellowship cohort will open soon. While a specific deadline has not yet been announced, prospective applicants are encouraged to visit the ERA Fellowship website for updates on the application timelines and other key dates.

Explore more global calls on our Opportunities page.

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