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Anthony Lester Human Rights Fellowships ( Fully Funded)

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Anthony Lester Fellowships
Launched in 2024, the Anthony Lester Fellowships support lawyers or law students who wish to undertake practical fieldwork in the field of human rights and the rule of law outside their home country. These fellowships allow early-career lawyers and law students to work on a project that contributes to real-world change and are designed for those who would not otherwise have this opportunity.

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Two fellowships will be awarded each academic year.
Fellows will receive a stipend of $25,000 for a project lasting at least three months.
Fellowships are open to early-career lawyers or law students.
There are no geographical restrictions for fellowships. The project is expected to involve full-time employment for fellows for at least three months. The application deadline for the 2025-2026 academic year is February 17, 2025. Instructions are available on the application portal (https://apply.interfolio.com/159747). Selection Criteria
The project has the potential to have a tangible impact on the promotion of the rule of law/human rights
The project is fieldwork (something practical), rather than academic research.
The project is practical, manageable and realistic.
The project should be carried out in a different location than the applicant, should be a different experience for them, and should occur at a time in the applicant’s career where it can make a real difference to their career.
Geographical and thematic diversity.
At the end of the fellowship, fellows will be invited to make a presentation at Bard’s Hudson Valley campus in New York (their travel and accommodation expenses will be covered). Fellows will write a short report on their project, which will be published on the Human Rights Project website. Fellows may wish to publish their report elsewhere (noting their support for the Anthony Lester Fellowships at Bard College). They will also have the opportunity to discuss their work with those who worked with Anthony Lester at the Odysseus Trust, which supports his legislative work. For more information, go to: https://humanrights.bard.edu/lester-fellowship/

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Digital Media & Innovation for Development Programme (DIDP)

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iLEAD AFRICA is a dynamic leadership and social innovation hub that harnesses the power of digital technologies to empower young people and marginalized communities. It focuses on capacity building, policy influencing and digital advocacy, with thematic areas on youth leadership, democratic governance, digital advocacy and sustainable development.
Our initiatives include the Be The Change Initiative, YouthElect Initiative, CAAP, and the e-CITIZENS application. Our programs include YAS, YPLF, DigiFuture, YDD and the Be The Change Champions program. iLEAD AFRICA is committed to creating positive impact and shaping a better future for the African continent by providing platforms for learning, dialogue and collaboration for young people. To apply for the Digital Media & Innovation for Development Programme before February 9, 2025, go to: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/18ePEoU_OKLpQrnzPuIeLiAdkg5F2Xs39_nbBbShxUMA/viewform?edit_requested=true

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Green Ambassadorship Program (GAP)

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GAP stands for Green Ambassador Program. GAP is currently in its third edition, an intensive 16-week program designed to empower young Africans through a comprehensive learning process that aims to transform them into successful green social entrepreneurs.

Eligibility: Age: 18 to 35 years. Citizenship: Be an African citizen. Interests: Demonstrated passion for green social entrepreneurship – have a budding idea or a startup business.Commitment: Willingness to fully participate in the 16-week intensive learning program. Connectivity: Access to a reliable internet connection and stable electricity supply. Language: Ability to communicate fluently in English.

Participants will be able to: Transform their ideas into sustainable green businesses. Benefit from world-class training in social entrepreneurship and sustainable development. Join a network of African changemakers and ambassadors. Benefit from expert mentoring and real-world case studies. Graduate with a market-ready green business. For more information and to apply before March 24, go to: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScfpv60eruTi2U-dT833UWQlITFPLOztXodm5N1UoPmfFl06w/viewform

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Communication Fellowship 2025

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The Club of Rome has established a Communication Fellowship, an annual mentoring program that aims to increase the diversity of voices addressing sustainable development issues and support early-career communication professionals from most countries around the world. The fellowship aims to create a network of passionate Club of Rome communication specialists around the world who can share information and best practices.
Applications for the 2025 Communication Fellowship are now open. The Club of Rome is currently accepting applications for the 2025 Communications Fellowship. The Fellowship is a seven-month mentoring program designed to increase the diversity of voices covering sustainability issues and support early-career communications professionals in most countries around the world. The fellowship will consist of a remote internship, with the successful fellow working from home, and travel to meet with members of the Club of Rome team. The fellowship provides a modest stipend for living expenses and includes work-related travel expenses.
The Communications Fellow will gain experience in communicating complex systems that are intended for non-specialist audiences through a range of platforms, including website, multimedia, and social media. The successful candidate will work directly with the communications team, contributing to a range of tasks including online publishing, media relations, event coverage, multimedia, social media and other communications activities.
Two positions are available and we welcome applications from candidates with a range of experience. We are particularly looking for individuals who are willing to work across all communications channels and who are skilled in producing multimedia content.
The ideal candidate will have:
A bachelor’s degree or equivalent in science or journalism, and/or a current or graduate student in a science journalism program.
Some experience writing about systems thinking or sustainability research for non-specialist audiences via blogs, journals, academic websites or other media OR experience producing multimedia content on relevant topics.
Written and oral proficiency in English and a proven ability to understand complex scientific research or systems thinking. Experience or interest in social media, video, photography or other multimedia media.
Alignment with the beliefs and vision of the Club of Rome.
Applicants from all countries are welcome, but priority will be given to citizens or residents of countries from most parts of the world.
Applications:
To apply, please send the following documents to Jobs@clubofrome.org with the subject: Communication Scholarship.
CV / Curriculum vitae
Covering letter
A sample essay (in English) of up to 800 words on a scientific topic or sustainability issue intended for a general audience. Apply before March 9, 2025.

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