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The Center on Philanthropy and Civil Society is pleased to announce a unique fellowship opportunity: the Spring 2007 Emerging Leaders International Fellows Program.
The program, from the City University of New York, provides leadership training through applied research and professional mentorships for young scholar-practitioners in the nonprofit sector.
The research topic for applicants to the spring program, including the program’s Diversity Fellowship, is community foundations. A limited number of fellowships for research on diaspora philanthropy or corporate philanthropy are also available for applicants based outside theUnited States. Please note that only research proposals that address the topics of community foundations, diaspora philanthropy or corporate philanthropy will be given consideration.
The organisation has released a brochure on this fellowship, which we provide below.
Please see the attached for details about the program, qualifications, and application guidelines or visit the Center’s website at www.philanthropy.org and click on “International Fellows Program”. If you have any difficulty accessing the attached file and our website, we will be happy to send the information in an alternate format. Printed brochures will be available upon request.
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