Eisenhower Fellowships’ Women’s Leadership Program 2024 (Fully-funded)

Eisenhower Fellowships’ Women’s Leadership Program seeks talented women leaders with a proven track record of achievement to join its influential global network of over 1,600 active Fellows. 

Application Deadline: 15th February 2024

Eligible Countries: International

To be Taken at (Country): USA

About the Award: Eisenhower seek diverse, dynamic doers with the vision to make the world a better place as well as the ability to create and implement a concrete plan to make that vision a reality post-fellowship. Fellows represent all professional sectors – private, public and nonprofit – and hail from any number of careers, from journalism to the military to higher education to private corporations to the theater and beyond.

What all Fellows share, regardless of their professional background or nationality, is a desire to make meaningful positive change in the world in collaboration with peers across sectors and borders. Successful candidates are eager to leverage the global network of Eisenhower Fellowships and engage, over their lifetime as an Eisenhower Fellow, in constructive projects and initiatives designed to enhance the values of Eisenhower Fellowships: peace, prosperity and justice. 

This innovative program connecting and empowering exceptional women leaders from all fields builds on Eisenhower Fellowships’ previous Women’s Leadership Programs and is open to outstanding candidates from every country in the EF global network.

Type: Fellowship

Eligibility:

• The 2024 Women’s Leadership Program is open to outstanding candidates from every country in the EF global network. If an applicant does not reside in or have citizenship in a country where EF is currently active, they must demonstrate that their work has regional impact and obtain a written nomination from a member of the EF global network in order to be considered.
• Typically, Fellows range between 32 and 45 years of age at the time of fellowship. Strong proficiency in English is required. We seek female trailblazers with the maturity to take advantage of this unique opportunity and effectively represent Eisenhower Fellowships, who can draw upon this experience to catapult themselves forward as impactful leaders.
• What all Fellows share, regardless of their professional background or nationality, is a desire to make meaningful positive change in the world in collaboration with peers across sectors and borders.
• The fellowship is aimed at mid-career leaders who have a demonstrated track record of accomplishment as well as the potential to go further and beyond their chosen field.

Number of Awards: Not specified

Value of Award: In the fall of 2020, Eisenhower Fellowships (EF) will assemble a diverse group of exemplary women change agents, aged 32-45, from around the world to participate in its unique six-week program. The goal of this program is to deepen Fellows’ leadership skills, connect innovative Fellows with like-minded colleagues in the EF network and foster sustained collaborations that result in measurable, positive real-world impact.

Duration of Award: July-November 2024.
Before the fellowship begins, Fellows are expected to devote significant time to research, preparation and planning in consultation with the EF program team, followed by several virtual introductory and orientation sessions. In-person travel across the U.S. will take place in October and November 2024.

How to Apply: Click here to apply: Please note that the application process is extremely selective and competitive.  Please carefully consult the guidelines and tips before beginning the application process.

• It is important to go through all application requirements in the Award Webpage (see Link below) before applying.
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