Planet Reimagined New Futures Fellowships 2024 ($2,500 Stipend) Deadline: 31 January 2024

The New Futures Fellowship is a three-month remote fellowship program that focuses on novel and interdisciplinary approaches to the climate crisis. This fellowship brings together activists and scholars from all over the world to conduct research, make policy recommendations, and create engaging digital content.

Their 2024 fellowship focuses on two critical themes: Climate + River Delta Communities and Clean Energy + Environmental Justice. From May 28, 2024 to September 6, 2024, fellows will work in groups as researchers, campaigners, communicators, and policy analysts.

Quick Details:

• Provided by: Planet Reimagined
• Format: Online
• Deadline: 31 January 2024
• Duration: 3 months
• Type: Fellowships
• Eligible Nations: Open for All

Theme:

• The Climate and River Delta Communities fellowship group will conduct research on specific river delta issues with the goal of advocating for policies that involve local communities in preserving rivers’ long-term values, as delta areas are threatened by climate change, environmental pollution, resource extraction, and other challenges.
• The Clean Energy + Environmental Justice fellowship group will conduct an overview of environmental justice issues in Western U.S. energy communities, such as cumulative health impacts, air quality issues, energy poverty, workforce development, and participation by marginalized populations and tribal governments.

Benefits:

• The fellowship provides a full-time educational opportunity with a stipend of $2500.

Eligibility Criteria:

• Open to undergraduate and graduate students who are currently enrolled in a degree program or will begin a graduate degree program by January 2025.
• All fellowship activities will be conducted entirely online, and fellows must have reliable internet access to participate.
• Fellows must be able to work and write fluently in English.
• Fellows can come from any field of study, including natural and physical sciences, social sciences, arts, humanities, communications, journalism, and public relations.
• What we seek is an ongoing commitment to climate justice issues.

Documents Requirement:

To apply, you must submit the following:

• Personal statement (500 words maximum)
• CV
• Professional or academic article.

Support your candidacy with additional documents:

• Samples of creative content
• Writing sample for a broad audience.

How to Apply?

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