Published: 13 Oct 2023 730 views
Are you a young Kenyan passionate about reshaping Kenya’s future? Do you believe in the power of youth to drive democracy, social cohesion, and sustainable development? If so, Imara Fellowship is your chance to step forward and lead the change. At the heart of Imara lies the aspiration to realize responsive governance by curating a community of young policy and civic leaders. We aim to be the change-makers, building a culture of democracy, accountability, and active citizenship across Kenya.
Imara Africa amplifies the voice of the youth in decision-making processes, builds their confidence and leadership skills and prepares them for active leadership roles in civic and public spaces within their respective communities
Imara Africa is a leadership development program collaboratively convened by Siasa Place, Africa Youth Leadership Forum (AYLF), Mark Appeal Group. The three entities are respectively a CSOs, (SP) focused on advocacy through education and capacity building, targeted program implementation, a leadership Trust (AYLF), working in the broader East Africa region with a focus on developing skills and values amongst young leaders and a Social Consultancy (MA), with a distinct model that designs high impact programs and leverages assets, talents, and in-kind services through strategic alliances and ... continue reading
Application Deadline | 20 Oct 2023 |
Country to study | Kenya |
Type | Fellowship |
Sponsor | Imara Africa |
Gender | Men and Women |
Why Join the Imara Fellowship?
To be considered for the Imara Fellowship Program, applicants must meet the following criteria:
• Be between 18 and 35 years of age
• Be a Kenyan National
• Demonstrate desire to serving in or influencing the public sector or service/public affairs
• Demonstrate commitment, and sustained involvement (For the entire Fellowship period (1 year) that impacts their community, county or country.
Selection Criteria:
The following criteria will be used to evaluate applications (not in order of importance):
The program encourages diversity and will not discriminate on the basis of gender, ethnic group, religion or disability.
For more details, visit Imara Fellowship website.