GFiC Virtual Fellowship Program is an accelerator program which will be conducted through zoom over a period of 6 months. This international fellowship is designed for social entrepreneurs who are working to promote gender equality and human rights. The goal of this paid fellowship program is to provide support to young leaders in bringing prominent and courageous social change, improving their efficiency, and promoting their objectives across the world.

GFiC understands the power of knowledge, networks, and resource accessibility and plans to equip fellows with these resources. During this online Fellowship program, participants will have access to an online curriculum and will attend two virtual meetings per month. Fellows will become part of a global community of human rights leaders. They will stay connected as alumni of GFiC and the Brown University’s Center for Human Rights and Humanitarian Studies (CHRHS).

Global Fellows in Courage (GFiC) connects participants to an international network of advisors and mentors and promotes constant support and collaboration. Fellows will build good relationships through shared learning, and which will bring a collective influence. During this fellowship program for international participants, fellows will engage in discussions, skill-building, and practical applications. They will work on a project of their choice throughout the program and present the project in the final group session. The projects could be a new organization, a new program, a fundraising plan, or a new approach to track the impact.

GFiC Virtual Fellowship Program | $2,500 stipend:

Host Country:

•USA

Host Organizations:

•GFiC and Brown University CHRHS

GFiC Leadership Program Mode:

•Online

Program Duration:

•6 months

 Benefits of GFiC Virtual Fellowship Program:

•After completing the program successfully, fellows will receive a stipend of $2,500 as an
acknowledgement for their commitment, dedication and active participation in the fellowship.
•Fellows will receive a certificate of completion from GFiC and Brown University CHRHS.
•After the program, fellows will be eligible to apply for up to $10,000 grant to support the progress of their projects.
•Fellows will not have to travel anywhere. They can participate in this program from their home countries.
•Fellows will get a chance to become part of a global community of leaders.

Eligibility Criteria for GFiC Virtual Fellowship Program:

•Applicants should be emerging leaders between the age of 25 to 35 years old.
•Applicants should have demonstrated leadership experience and exceptional potential.
•Applicants should have already created an impact in human rights advocacy through entrepreneurship.
•Applicants should exhibit a solid track record of success and the potential to achieve more.
•Applicants should have a strong command of the English language.

Documents required for GFiC Online Fellowship Program:

•Updated CV.
•Academic degrees.
•Other relevant supporting documents.