Our Fellowship Program supports individuals dedicated to protecting Indigenous rights, documenting histories, and building stronger communities.
Our Fellowship Program supports individuals dedicated to protecting Indigenous rights, documenting histories, and building stronger communities.
This fellowship provides mentorship, training, and funding to individuals passionate about cultural heritage, gender equity, environmental justice, and Indigenous education. To help address these challenges, our Early Career Fellowship empowers a new, diverse generation of Internet champions who will bridge the gap between technology and policy, becoming advocates for the open, globally connected, secure, and trustworthy Internet.
The Indigenous Fellowship Program is designed to empower emerging leaders from Indigenous communities through mentorship, research support, and cultural advocacy training. The program provides fellows with the resources and guidance needed to preserve traditional knowledge, document community histories, and lead initiatives that strengthen Indigenous rights and representation. Through collaboration, storytelling, and field-based projects, fellows contribute to building a more inclusive and equitable future for their people.
The fellowship is open to Indigenous individuals who are passionate about community development, cultural preservation, and social advocacy.
Indigenous young people who are emerging leaders, learners, or activists working to preserve their culture and rights.
