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Become a Peace Fellow – The Advocacy Project

Deadline: 3 March 2014

The Advocacy Project is inviting graduate students who relish a challenge and want to work on the front lines for human rights to become Peace Fellow and volunteer with the Project’s community-based partners in summer 2014.

There are following 14 Long Term Fellowships for 2014 –

  1. Reducing the risk of Sexual Violence in Mali – Help Sini Sanuman
  2. Build accessible Toilets in Uganda – Help the Gulu Disabled Persons Union
  3. Support Survivors of Agent Orange in Vietnam – Work with Association for Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities
  4. End Abusive Child Labor in Nepal – Help Backward Society Education
  5. End Abusive Child Labor in Nepal –  Help Society Welfare Action Nepal
  6. Ending Abusive Child Labor in Nepal – Help CONCERN
  7. Curbing Uterine Prolapse in Nepal – Work with Care Women Nepal
  8. Supporting tribal Women and LBTI Rights in India – Work with VIKALP Women’t Group
  9. Educate the Children of River Gypsies in Bangladesh – Help the Subornogram Foundation
  10. Empowering the blind in Bangladesh through Microcredit – Help the Blind Education and Rehabiliatation Organization
  11. Workers Rights in Palestine – Democracy and Workers Right Center
  12. Palestinian-Israeli Cooperation – Help the Alternativee Information Center
  13. Support Women’s Weaving in the Atlas Mountains of Morocco – Work with the Ain Leuh Weaver’s Cooperative
  14. Remembering the disappeared in Peru through quilting – Work with the Peruvian Forensic Anthropology Team

Eligibility –

  • Any graduate student studying for Masters degree from with no geographic or nationality restrictions is eligible to apply.
  • Applicants must have experience of working abroad, IT Skills and interests, must have commitment to human rights and advocacy, and an ability to adapt in a challenging environment.

For more information, please visit Become a Peace Fellow page.

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