https://us.boell.org/en/2024/11/15/feminist-global-development-and-foreign-policy-fellowship-2025-csw-69
Feminist Global Development and Foreign Policy Fellowship / CSW 2025
We seek candidates who are emerging or experienced leaders and activists in the fields of foreign and development policy, with a specific feminist focus on issues such as human rights, reproductive rights, or decolonial struggles, among others. Qualified candidates will be actively engaged in developing and shaping feminist development and foreign policy in at least one of the following ways:
• as leaders and activists in civil society and grassroots organizations (e.g. supporting feminist approaches to development policy on the ground);
• as elected officials or policy advisors at local, state, national, or supra-regional level (e.g. implementing feminist foreign & development policy, Women, Peace & Security agenda);
• as students, researchers, or teachers in academia or think tanks (e.g. researching women’s and queer rights and representation with an international lens);
• as entrepreneurs in the private sector (e.g. developing creative solutions in support of gender equality and women’s and queer human rights).
Experience and applicant profile: We reserve a specific amount of seats for applicants who are young feminists (between the ages of 21 and 35) and who have not yet attended a CSW in the past. Also considering more experienced profiles, we hope to create a space that encourages learning and exchange within the group. We also encourage HBS partner organizations with or without CSW experience to apply and indicate their connection to HBS in their application.
Feminist Global Development and Foreign Policy Fellowship / CSW 2025
We seek candidates who are emerging or experienced leaders and activists in the fields of foreign and development policy, with a specific feminist focus on issues such as human rights, reproductive rights, or decolonial struggles, among others. Qualified candidates will be actively engaged in developing and shaping feminist development and foreign policy in at least one of the following ways:
• as leaders and activists in civil society and grassroots organizations (e.g. supporting feminist approaches to development policy on the ground);
• as elected officials or policy advisors at local, state, national, or supra-regional level (e.g. implementing feminist foreign & development policy, Women, Peace & Security agenda);
• as students, researchers, or teachers in academia or think tanks (e.g. researching women’s and queer rights and representation with an international lens);
• as entrepreneurs in the private sector (e.g. developing creative solutions in support of gender equality and women’s and queer human rights).
Experience and applicant profile: We reserve a specific amount of seats for applicants who are young feminists (between the ages of 21 and 35) and who have not yet attended a CSW in the past. Also considering more experienced profiles, we hope to create a space that encourages learning and exchange within the group. We also encourage HBS partner organizations with or without CSW experience to apply and indicate their connection to HBS in their application.