YouthActionNet Global Fellowships For Young Social Leaders

YouthActionNet is a prestigious international fellowship program aimed at young social entrepreneurs between ages of 18 and 29. Every year they select 20 outstanding leaders and supports them through a year long program of leadership skills building. The previous fellows from the past 6 years have done extraordinary work in areas of social development, environmental policies and have influenced government decisions too. The fellowship is offered by the International Youth Federation

Last date for applications: May 15th, 2008.

Eligibility:

Young people in the age 18-29 years, who should be the founders of existing project/organisation with a clear vision for social change or leading a project within an organisation. Proficiency in English is required and the applications must be submitted in English

Program Benefits:

Skill-building:
1. A seven day capacity-building retreat in Washington, DC (all expenses paid)
2. Development of a customized learning plan based on individual leadership learning needs. This learning is focused on six dimensions of leadership: personal, visionary, political, collaborative, organizational, and societal.

Networking:
1. Networking with international and national aid agencies, NGOs, and corporate partners
2. Peer-to-peer networking throughout the year.

Advocacy:
1. Training in communications and media outreach; public relations technical assistance.
2. Access to global advocacy platforms and media coverage.

Global Fellows also have access to potential funding opportunities.

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