Check out the Fully Funded Atlantic Fellows for Health Equity Program 2025 at George Washington University

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Check out the Fully Funded Atlantic Fellows for Health Equity Program 2025 at George Washington University

The 2025 Atlantic Fellows for Health Equity Programme is now accepting applications. Training leaders who will have health equality as their attitude and health disparities reduction as their specific skill set is the goal of the Atlantic Fellows for Health equality (AFHE) programme.

Five weekly in-person meetings and an online course taught by AFHE programme professors make up this one-year fellowship. Twelve to sixteen hours a month of self-directed learning are necessary, which includes programme texts, videos, and assignments. Attendance and involvement in both in-person and online coursework are necessary for successful completion. Fellows have to be working in the health field and in the early to mid stages of their careers.

From February to May 2025, Semester 1 entails online learning, followed by a Mid-Year Convening in June, Semester 2 continues from July to October 2025 with online learning, and November 2025 concludes with the Final Convening.

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Program Type

Fully Funded

Program Benefits

For this programme, there is no stipend provided to fellows.
It is anticipated that they will continue working during the fellowship in order to apply the skills they learn about leadership in practical settings.
Atlantic Fellows for Health Equity covers all educational opportunities and travel costs associated with this fellowship, including in-person meetings.

Eligible Countries

All Countries

Application Procedure

A 500-word statement explaining why you want to be a fellow, a proposal for a health equity project, a CV or resume, two recommendation letters, and an employer support form from a supervisory advisor who will help you develop as a change leader for health equity are all required as part of the application process.

Official Link

https://healthequity.atlanticfellows.org/