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Digital Civil Society Lab Practitioner Fellowship

Stanford University

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Brief of the Fellowship

The Practitioner Fellowships at the Digital Civil Society Lab (DCSL) and the Center for Comparative Studies in Race and Ethnicity (CCSRE) support social sector leaders so that they can have time to develop ideas to benefit civil society. These might include: designing tools to protect civil society actors and advance racial justice, developing policy frameworks to govern the use of data, or prototyping tools to mitigate bias in emerging technologies. The program aims to catalyze and support a broad range of projects envisioned and led by the selected fellows. The fellowship provides time, space, expertise, and financial support to help turn ideas into prototypes or action, and fellows become part of a cohort that thrives with access to an intellectual community.

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Young Leaders for Active Citizenship

YLAC

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Brief of the Fellowship

Founded in 2016, Young Leaders for Active Citizenship (YLAC) aims to increase the participation of young people in the policymaking process and build their capacity to lead change.It is designed to equip citizens with a better understanding of the society they live in and the challenges that it confronts. The aim is to help young people broaden their perspective, think critically about their socio-political construct, tap their leadership potential and acquire skills to create long lasting impact.

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YLAC Counter Speech Fellowship

YLAC

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Brief of the Fellowship

As an incubator for the future generation of leaders and activists, the fellowship is built around three pillars – awareness, support and advocacy. Fellows are mentored to build powerful content and the most inspiring work is promoted on Instagram.
The fellowship is designed as a fully funded engagement wherein fellows meet every alternate week for a couple of hours. The overall duration of the fellowship is two months and the schedule is easy to accommodate alongside regular school work and examinations.

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Young Professionals Programme for Legal Empowerment

Centre for Social Justice

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Brief of the Fellowship

The Young Professionals Programme for Legal Empowerment (YPPLE) was started by the Centre for Social Justice (CSJ) in 2014 with the objective of equipping young legal professionals to become powerful change agents by giving them the opportunity to develop a holistic understanding of how legal empowerment at the grassroots plays catalytic role in bringing social change

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Young Professionals Programme for Legal Empowerment

Centre for Social Justice

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Brief of the Fellowship

The Young Professionals Programme for Legal Empowerment (YPPLE) was started by the Centre for Social Justice (CSJ) in 2014 with the objective of equipping young legal professionals to become powerful change agents by giving them the opportunity to develop a holistic understanding of how legal empowerment at the grassroots plays catalytic role in bringing social change

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Young Leaders in Tech Policy Fellowship

International Innovation Corps

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Brief of the Fellowship

The YLT fellows work in research areas that are defining the future of digital India. Their critical work lies in community-led technology development, public finance, governance of automated decision-making systems, and deployment of Facial Recognition Technology (FRTs)! As a YLT fellow, you do not just work for the most prominent organisations in the space, but get to spearhead research and initiatives with their leadership.

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Young India Fellowship

Ashoka University

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Brief of the Fellowship

Started in 2011, the Young India Fellowship (YIF) grooms socially conscious leaders and change makers for the 21st century. Offered as Ashoka University’s flagship postgraduate diploma in liberal studies, the YIF is unlike any other graduate-level academic programme. It gives Fellows an opportunity to explore multiple academic and professional avenues within a year. Through the YIF, several Fellows have discovered their passion and many have switched their academic or professional trajectories.

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Water Aid media and photography fellowships

WaterAid

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Brief of the Fellowship

The media fellowship aims to create awareness around water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) issues in the country through long format narratives. The photography fellowship provides an opportunity to witness and capture water,
sanitation and hygiene (WASH) issues in India through visual narratives.

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Uttarakhand Chief Minister Young Fellow Policy

Government of uttarakhand

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Brief of the Fellowship

Under this initiative, four(4) young and promising professionals, with relevant experience in Public Policy framework and Good Governance projects, will be selected through a competitive screening process. They will gain first-hand exposure to State
Policies, Developmental Programs and various State Departments. This prestigious 11 months programme will provide a one-of-a-kind platform to gain valuable experience

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Urban Fellows Programme

Indian Institute for Human Settlements

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Brief of the Fellowship

The UFP is scholarship-based, nine-month, full-time, residential and inter-disciplinary, based at the IIHS City Campus in Bengaluru. It seeks to combine classroom-based teaching, site-based applied learning, work on live projects and external internships to introduce Fellows to diverse forms of urban practice.

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