The 2015 insight fellowship programme opens for applications from prospective fellows. The fellowship is aimed at fostering a community of global-minded individuals prepared to manage conflict effectively and contribute to their local, national, and international communities.
The Insight philosophy is that the ability to make positive contributions is a function of the equality of one’s communication skills, capacity for empathy, and self-understanding.
WORTH
- $25,000 USD expense allowance to support multiple placements totaling one year, typically in three to four months block
- Each fellow is required to repay the amount of the $25,000 allowance used through individual fund raising efforts, regenerating the funds to ensure support for the next Fellow
- The first three-month placement is at Boston offices of Insight Collaborative and its affiliate, Insight partners.
- During this tenure in Boston, Fellows advance their understanding of the theory and practice of effective negotiation, communication, and mediation; meet pivotal figures in the field; attend workshops; receive personalized coaching; and see first-hand how international conflict management professionals operate in the academic, non-profit, and for-profit sectors.
ELIGIBILITY
- A graduate of an accredited college or university or in good standing to graduate prior to the start of the Fellowship
- Fluent in English
- Available and committed to serving 12 consecutive months from the start of the Fellowship; and Dedicated to fulfilling the purposes of the Fellowship Program and to prioritizing the Insight Fellowship Guidelines.
DEADLINE: 15th January, 2015
To apply and for more information visit here
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I think African youth lack the ability of resolving peacefully conflicts and that is why there so much trouble in our countries. May Insigth Felloship Program open open our minds in order to face reality
Of course we should multiply people who able and willing to manage conflict effectively
I would be happy to be among in these three that remain
supposing you have a community based organisation (CBO)already in place but you dont have enough funds to boost it can your organisation support or not.