MacArthur Foundation Child Rights And Community Institute Fellowship Program For Nigerians 2024

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Applications are open for the MacArthur Foundation Child Rights And Community Institute Fellowship Program For Nigerians 2024. Apply Below: 

When is the Application Deadline:

The application deadline for the is October 24, 2024.

Tell Me About The MacArthur Foundation Fellowship Program:

The Child Rights and Community Institute Program (CRIP), an initiative of the Community Children’s Rights Institute (CRI), with support from the McArthur Foundation is dedicated to empowering young people as advocates for children’s rights. This fellowship aims to equip individuals with the knowledge, tools, and skills necessary to effectively advocate for the rights of disadvantaged children and drive sustainable community development. CRIP is specifically designed for those passionate about addressing the inequalities faced by children as a result of eroded accountability in child protection services.

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Which Fields are Eligible?

All fields 

Type:

Fellowship 

Who can Apply For The MacArthur Foundation Fellowship Program?

Also, applicants are to meet the following criteria:

  • Applicants must reside in Nigeria throughout the program.
  • Applicants must be within 18-35 years.
  • Applicants should have a passion for child rights advocacy
  • and social protection.
  • Strong leadership and communication skills are required.

Which Countries Are Eligible?

Nigeria 

Where will the Award be Taken?

Nigeria 

How Many Awards?

Not specified

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What is the Benefit of the Award?

Additionally, fellows will benefit the following:

  • Fellows are selected from all geopolitical zones of Nigeria, ensuring diverse regional representation.
  • Fellows address specific child-related issues in their communities and develop advocacy-based solutions.
  • The fellowship offers an 8-week virtual learning program, accessible online.
  • CRI helps fellows develop their projects from the idea stage to policy action.
  • Top-performing fellows are offered internships for practical experience.
  • Fellows draft policies on children’s rights, with potential for Federal or State government implementation.
  • Focus areas include access to education, healthcare, and protection from abuse.
  • The fellowship combines advocacy, research, and community engagement for a comprehensive learning experience.

How Long Will the Award Last?

1 year 

How to Apply:

Interested applicants can apply by completing an application form available here.

Visit the Award Webpage for Details

Author

  • Mercy Awofiranye is a writer, storyteller, and study abroad counselor who has spent nearly a decade turning complex information into engaging and helpful content. With over 1,000 education-focused articles and scholarship posts online, she has built a reputation for making study abroad opportunities clearer and more accessible. She currently works as a study abroad counselor at EdXtra, leveraging her expertise to guide students through their academic journeys. She holds certifications in the United States Counselor Course from ABCC and Ethical Business Practice in International Student Recruitment from TrainHub, reinforcing her commitment to ethical and informed student advising. Beyond writing and counseling, Mercy enjoys reading, cooking, and exploring new ideas because for her, learning never stops.

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