Fellows will also participate in the Atlas Corps Global Leadership Lab professional development series to develop their leadership skills and engage in networking opportunities with Atlas Corps Fellows from around the world. There is also the opportunity to participate in group cultural activities such as a D.C. Monuments Tour, sporting events, U.S. holiday celebrations, and more. In addition to building connections with peers during the Fellowship, alumni will also join the Atlas Corps network of approximately 1,700 rising leaders from 116+ countries.

fellowship must have a college degree, be highly proficient in English, be no older than 35, and be committed to applying their experience in their home country or region after the program. Candidates should also have two years of experience implementing and managing programs and projects, preferably in one of the following social issue areas: Child Rights, Civil Rights/Civil Liberties, Democracy/Civic Engagement, Disability Rights & Inclusion, Education, Energy/Environmental Issues, Entrepreneurship, Food & Security/Agriculture, Gender Issues/Women’s Rights, Human Trafficking, Law/Legal Assistance, LGBTQ Rights, Peace Building/Conflict Resolution, Poverty/Hunger/Homelessness, Public Health/Health Policy, Race/Ethnicity Issues, Refugee / Humanitarian Relief, Wildlife/Animal Welfare, Workforce Development/Job Training, Youth/Leadership Development.

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