Published: 10 Oct 2023 1,222 views
The Green Web Foundation is calling for the next cohort of fellows: We are seeking five practitioners in digital rights and climate justice who want to build bridges across these movements. Apply today for a paid part-time online fellowship of six months. Successful fellows will be supported in a peer-learning program and deliver a community-based project that contributes to digital rights and climate justice.
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Fellows will:
| Application Deadline | 31 Oct 2023 |
| Country to study | |
| Type | Fellowship |
| Sponsor | Green Web Foundation |
| Gender | Men and Women |
The aim of this fellowship is to build bridges across the movements for digital rights and climate justice. Whether you are a technologist, researcher, activist or policy maker: if you are interested in this intersection, and see potentials for a project, this fellowship is for you!
A successful fellow:
We understand that the effects of climate change will be felt disproportionately by the global south, especially people of color, indigenous and traditional people, local communities, and specific ethnic-racial groups. This is why we especially encourage people who identify as Most Affected People and Areas (MAPA) to apply, and we also encourage projects that are built by affected communities or in close partnership with them. We also acknowledge that proposed projects may be at different levels of maturity and readiness, so we therefore invite you to self-assess how achievable your proposal is or what would help make it happen.
This fellowship is a remote online fellowship, so applications from across the world are welcome. We are meeting weekly on a video call platform, so a stable internet connection and a good level of English (written and spoken) is needed. We know that language can be a barrier for some people, and are exploring to extend the fellowship to other languages in the future if funding allows. If you are not sure about your level of English, don’t hesitate to get in touch