Aspen New Voices Fellowship

Critères d'éligibilité

Mid-career development practitioners (in fields such as global health, climate, food security, gender equality and economic development) based in the Global South or working substantially on Global South issues. Strong representation of African Fellows.

Présentation du programme

## About the Aspen New Voices Fellowship The Aspen New Voices Fellowship is a year-long media, communications and thought-leadership programme run by the Aspen Institute that elevates expert voices from the Global South – including a strong cohort of African development leaders – in international policy debates. ## What is offered - Intensive media-skills training (op-ed writing, broadcast, social media, public speaking) - One-on-one coaching from veteran journalists and editors - Three in-person residencies (location varies; past sites include Italy, Senegal and the US) - Pitch and placement support in major outlets (NYT, BBC, Guardian, Al Jazeera, Project Syndicate) - Global network of 200+ alumni Fellows - All travel, accommodation and training costs fully covered ## Eligibility - Mid-career professional with deep subject-matter expertise in a global-development issue - Based in (or working substantially on) the Global South - Demonstrated leadership and a clear platform / message - Fluency in English (the working language of the programme) ## How to apply Applications typically open in April–May each year. Apply at aspeninstitute.org/programs/aspen-new-voices-fellowship with CV, two writing samples, references and a 500-word statement of intent.

Le descriptif détaillé du bailleur reste en anglais, car c'est la langue du dossier de candidature.

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