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Two Fellowships to Promote Research on the Legal Framework for Civil Society in Latin America, Africa, and Asia
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The International Center for Not-for-Profit Law (ICNL) is pleased to announce the availability of two new Research Fellowships. The Fellowships will provide the opportunity to spend 2-4 weeks in Washington, DC to conduct research on the legal framework for civil society. The Fellowship is open to applicants from:
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Latin America: Bolivia, Ecuador, Guatemala, Nicaragua, Peru, Venezuela
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Africa: Angola, Burundi, DR Congo, Ethiopia, Guinea, Kenya, Liberia, Madagascar, Mali, Nigeria, Rwanda, Sierra Leone, Somalia, Sudan, Uganda, Zimbabwe.
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Asia: Thailand, Vietnam
This is an action-oriented fellowship. It is designed to provide opportunities to engage practitioners and scholars to advance the legal environment for civil society by providing them with: support and expertise of ICNL’s international staff; access to our extensive library of NGO legal materials; and meetings with NGO representatives, academics and others in Washington, DC. Fellowships will cover the cost of travel to and from Washington, DC as well as room and board for the agreed-upon time period. No honorarium will be offered.
Apply online now or download the application (Microsoft Word) (Adobe PDF) and email, mail, or fax it in. For more information, please contact Elaine Scudder by email at escudder@icnl.org.
The International Center for Not-For-Profit Law is an international not-for-profit organization that promotes an enabling legal environment for civil society, freedom of association, and public participation around the world. ICNL has provided technical and research assistance to support the reform of laws affecting NGOs in over 100 countries, drawing upon a worldwide network of partners and experts to make available innovative research and analysis on legal topics affecting civil society to a broad audience.
