Atlas Corps is an overseas fellowship for the world’s best nonprofit
leaders. Our mission is to address critical social issues by developing
leaders, strengthening organizations, and promoting innovation through
an overseas fellowship of skilled nonprofit professionals.
The Atlas Corps Fellowship is a 12-18 month, professional fellowship offered three times a year. Fellows serve full-time at Host Organizations such as Ashoka, CARE, the Grameen Foundation, Habitat for Humanity, Susan G. Komen for the Cure, the UN Foundation, Oxfam, World Wildlife Fund, and the U.S. Peace Corps. In addition to serving at an organization related to their experience, Fellows will develop their leadership skills and nonprofit best practices while networking with other Fellows from around the world.
The Atlas Corps Fellowship is a 12-18 month, professional fellowship offered three times a year. Fellows serve full-time at Host Organizations such as Ashoka, CARE, the Grameen Foundation, Habitat for Humanity, Susan G. Komen for the Cure, the UN Foundation, Oxfam, World Wildlife Fund, and the U.S. Peace Corps. In addition to serving at an organization related to their experience, Fellows will develop their leadership skills and nonprofit best practices while networking with other Fellows from around the world.
Atlas Corps seeks overseas nonprofit leaders to apply for a 2013-14
Fellowship in the U.S. or Latin America. This prestigious fellowship
includes a living stipend to cover basic expenses (food, local
transportation, and shared housing), basic health insurance, and
enrollment in Atlas Corps’ Global Leadership Lab, a professional
development training program. The Latin America Fellowship program is
specifically seeking Spanish-speaking candidates with grant-writing
experience for program start-dates in March and September.
Our U.S. Fellowship program is specifically seeking nonprofit leaders
with the profiles below for our class beginning in May 2013:
• From China, Hong Kong, Israel, Jamaica, Pakistan, Panama, Sudan, South Sudan, or Ukraine.
• Expertise in child protection.
• Expertise in global partnership development, especially corporate partnerships.
• From China, Hong Kong, Israel, Jamaica, Pakistan, Panama, Sudan, South Sudan, or Ukraine.
• Expertise in child protection.
• Expertise in global partnership development, especially corporate partnerships.
Eligibility Requirements:
• 2 or more years of relevant experience in the nonprofit/NGO/social sector
• Bachelor’s degree or equivalent
• English proficiency (oral, writing, reading) for U.S. and Latin American program
• Spanish proficiency for Latin American program; Portuguese helpful but not required
• 35 years or younger (average age is 28 years old)
• Applying to volunteer in a country other than where you are from
• Commitment to return to your home country after the 12-18 month fellowship
• 2 or more years of relevant experience in the nonprofit/NGO/social sector
• Bachelor’s degree or equivalent
• English proficiency (oral, writing, reading) for U.S. and Latin American program
• Spanish proficiency for Latin American program; Portuguese helpful but not required
• 35 years or younger (average age is 28 years old)
• Applying to volunteer in a country other than where you are from
• Commitment to return to your home country after the 12-18 month fellowship
Deadline: Applications are accepted year round, but
to be considered for the next class, we encourage applications by
December 10. For more details about eligibility requirements and the
application process, please visit http://bit.ly/ApplyToAtlasCorps.
Questions about Atlas Corps Fellowship to the U.S.?
Email apply@atlascorps.org.
Email apply@atlascorps.org.
Questions about Atlas Corps Fellowship to Latin America?
Email applybogota@atlascorps.org.
Email applybogota@atlascorps.org.
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