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FELLOWSHIP: Overseas Fellowship with Atlas Corps, June 2016

Atlas Corps

Atlas Corps seeks nonprofit/NGO professionals from around the world to apply for Fellowships in the U.S. Atlas Corps engages leaders committed to the nonprofit sector in 6-18 month, professional fellowships at organizations to learn best practices, build organizational capacity, and return home to create a network of global leaders. Fellows serve at Host Organizations working on issues that complement their expertise. This prestigious fellowship includes a living stipend to cover basic expenses (food, local transportation, and shared housing) and health insurance.

FELLOWSHIP: Summer Coaching Fellowship, June 2016

The Coaching Fellowship

Applications are open for the SUMMER 2016 Coaching Fellowship. This is the  7th program, and once again organizers are thrilled to be providing coaching opportunities to 50 of the most extraordinary young women leaders (aged 25–35) in the world of social impact. If you are chosen as a Fellow, you will receive 3 months of personalized 1:1 coaching with an experienced and certified coach. Furthermore, in addition to coaching, you will join an alumni of more than 300 women leaders from 37 countries united in supporting one another to create change.

FELLOWSHIP: UNAOC Fellowship Program 2016, June 2016

The United Nations Alliance of Civilizations (UNAOC)

Applications are invited for UNAOC Fellowship Program for the candidates from Europe and North America (EUNA) and from the Middle East and North Africa (MENA). The main objective of the Fellowship Program is to challenge cultural stereotypes and develop cross-cultural partnerships between peoples from different faiths and cultures. The UNAOC Fellowships aims at fostering intercultural exchange and interfaith understanding by engaging with emerging leaders and young professionals from Europe, North-America (EUNA), the Middle East and North-Africa (MENA).

SUMMIT: Asian Union Leaders Summit 2016 in Malaysia, Nov 28-Dec 2, 2016

Center for Asia Leadership

This 5-day program takes the young people of Asia on a journey to learn how they could confront and resolve issues, and take a step forward indefining a future that is promising and thriving not just for themselves, but for their country and Asia too. Using leadership frameworks taught at Harvard University, participants will operate and mobilize group dynamics in an environment where the pace ofpolitical change is accelerating rapidly, exercise effective and impartial leadership. 

FORUM: Asia Pacific Student Forum 2016 in Indonesia, Sep 20-25, 2016

Asia Pacific Student Forum

Applications are invited for the The 4th Asia Pacific Student Forum 2016. This is an event that will gather students from all over the world to discuss particular global issues. The concept of this event is called Action Based Forum. Delegates will discuss not only issues related to the forum’s theme, but also design tangible strategies to solve them which we call the Act of Planned Kindness Project (APK Project). The issues that will be discussed are real-life problems related to education, employment and/or entrepreneurship faced by communities in Asia Pacific.

SUMMIT: Applications are Open for BYLC Youth Leadership Summit 2016, June2016

Bangladesh Youth Leadership Center (BYLC)

The Youth Leadership Summit 2016 will bring together 500 university students and young professionals, competitively selected from Bangladesh and around the world, and 50 distinguished national and international speakers for three days of exploration, leadership training, and networking. The Summit will feature a mix of plenaries and concurrent panels on issues ranging from identities and values to education, entrepreneurship, and social innovation. Previous Summit speakers have included Harvard and MIT faculty as well as globally renowned leaders from public, private, and civil sectors.

Bootcamp: Africa Farm to Fork Entrepreneurial Bootcamp, June 2016

Diaspora Angel Investment Network (DAIN), NativSol Kitchen, and Mansa Colabs in partnership with Women Advancing Nutrition, Dietetics and Agriculture (WANDA).

The Africa Farm to Fork Entrepreneurial Bootcamp (#AfricaFarm2Fork) is the first-ever one day bootcampoffered exclusively by the Diaspora Angel Investment Network (DAIN),NativSol Kitchen, and Mansa Colabs in partnership with Women Advancing Nutrition, Dietetics and Agriculture (WANDA). In this experiential boot camp, we will help you build sustainable businesses while helping the community. Guided by your bootcamp coaches, you will gain concrete skills of creating a business with insight from industry experts addressing visual modelling, organic agriculture, co-packing, functional foods, nutritional value of foods, and fair trade.

Consultancy: Financial Capability and Entrepreneurship Training for Adolescent Girls

FHI 360

Under the umbrella of the DREAMS Initiative of the US Government’s PEPFAR support in Kenya, ASPIRES is organizing short-term technical assistance for experts in the delivery of training and follow-on support in two areas: financial capabilities and entrepreneurship. The Training of Trainers for each topic will be delivered to 10 local implementing partners who are serving the DREAMS target population of adolescent girls and young women ages 10-24 who are HIV-vulnerable in Nairobi and Kisumu (Western) province.

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FELLOWSHIP: MSA LEAD Program to Support and Celebrate South Africa's Young Leaders, May 2016

International Youth Foundation, Monash South Africa (MSA) and Laureate International Universities

MSA LEAD is the newest member of IYF’s YouthActionNet® Global Network of 23 youth leadership institutes around the world. Monash South Africa is one of 15 Laureate International Universities involved in this initiative. The 10 inaugural MSA LEAD Fellows will benefit from a week of intensive training in leadership and management skills, along with ongoing learning opportunities. Each will be paired with a mentor from the business or nonprofit community and receive funding to support their work.

FELLOWSHIP: EFN Fellowship for Myanmar Students, May 2016

Myanmar Youth Empowerment Opportunities

With three of the most pristine large rivers and some of the most extensive intact forest in the Mekong region, Myanmar is Asia’s last frontier for conservation. Its natural environments remain mostly unspoiled. They support some of the region’s poorest people, and possibly the last population of wildlife elephants in Southeast Asia. WWF’s Russell E. Train Education for Nature Program (EFN) is offering the best and brightest future conservation leaders the opportunity to pursue graduate-level study anywhere in the world with the goal of advancing conservation in Myanmar. EFN supports up to two years of study for a maximum of USD 30,000 per year.

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