All Things College, Career, and Community (Part 121)

Fellowship Opportunities In Social Impact + Public Health

Kinship Conservation Fellowship

deadline: jan. 12, 2025

you should know: "The Kinship Conservation Fellowship supports conservation practitioners across the globe. The program is designed to advance your career and equip you with new skills, insights, and analytical tools to accelerate the projects you lead at home.

The month-long, in-residence Fellowship focuses on market-based solutions in conservation and cultivates your leadership skills in the sector. Through interactive discussions, systems-thinking exercises, and peer-learning sessions, Fellows engage with stories and innovative solutions to overcome complex challenges that they can apply to their own work.

The 2025 program runs June 29 – July 29 at Western Washington University in Bellingham, Washington, USA.

For attending the Fellowship in Bellingham, WA, Fellows receive a stipend of US$8,000, net of customary U.S. tax withholding. All Fellows are responsible for paying their own applicable local, state and federal taxes in respect of the stipend. Additionally, payments to non-US citizens will be subject to customary US tax withholding (currently at 30%, resulting in a net payment of approximately $5,600, subject to change based on then-current US tax laws)."

🖇️ apply here: https://lnkd.in/grZCJyHm 

Emory University MPH Fellowship

The Center of Excellence in Maternal and Child Health offers three fellowships each year to students from historically disadvantaged backgrounds who are interested in completing the Maternal and Child Health Certificate.

Fellowship recipients will receive:

  • A $15,000 scholarship for their first year

  • A $15,000 scholarship for their second year

  • Up to $3,000 per semester REAL award for an MCH-related position

  • $2,000 in practicum assistance


Apply here: https://mch.emory.edu/prospective-students/application/ 

There isn’t a separate application process for the MPH Fellowship. If you apply for the MCH Certificate, meet the eligibility criteria and submit your application by January 29, you will be considered for the fellowship.

United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Internships


deadline: varies

you should know: "UNDP provides internship opportunities to students (those completing a Master’s or in the last year of their Bachelor’s) and to recent graduates (up to one year post-graduation) who exhibit an interest in the field of development and who share our vision. These practical experiences, whether in UNDP country offices, regional hubs or headquarters in New York, provide a taste of UNDP’s work and community.

UNDP internships may last up to six months. Exceptionally, internships may last nine months when they are being completed for academic credit. They may be completed in-person or remote, as detailed in the vacancy announcement. Interns receive a monthly stipend that varies depending on country of assignment."

🖇️ apply here: https://lnkd.in/g4DpMxj2


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