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Open call for the Professional Fellowship Exchange Program in U.S. “Sustaining Civic Participation in Minority Communities, 2017”
Tudorina Mihai
10 November 2016
WSOS Community Action Commission, Inc. - Great Lakes Consortium for International Training and Development in Collaboration with C.E.G.A. Foundation in Bulgaria, CCF in Hungary, CeRe in Romania, and CKO in Slovakia Announce an Open Competition for Participation in "SUSTAINING CIVIC PARTICIPATION IN MINORITY COMMUNITIES,” an Exchange Program for Bulgaria, Hungary, Romania, Slovakia, and the United States of America.
Professionals from any region of Bulgaria, Hungary, Romania, and Slovakia are encouraged to apply for participation in a 42-day fellowship in the U.S.A. Are encouraged submissions by professionals who are actively involved in programs related to citizen participation and advocacy (NGO/civil society development), civic education organizations, citizen advocacy groups, community activists and/or community organizers who work with minority groups. The overall goal of the program is to provide a professional development opportunity for mid-level emerging leaders; create a forum for American and foreign participants to collaborate and share ideas and strategies; and build a global network of professionals able to work effectively in an interconnected environment.
The Application Form has to be submitted by December 1, 2016.
For details please visit: http://glc-teachdemocracy2.org/open-call-for-professional-fellows-exchange-program-in-u-s/
Professionals from any region of Bulgaria, Hungary, Romania, and Slovakia are encouraged to apply for participation in a 42-day fellowship in the U.S.A. Are encouraged submissions by professionals who are actively involved in programs related to citizen participation and advocacy (NGO/civil society development), civic education organizations, citizen advocacy groups, community activists and/or community organizers who work with minority groups. The overall goal of the program is to provide a professional development opportunity for mid-level emerging leaders; create a forum for American and foreign participants to collaborate and share ideas and strategies; and build a global network of professionals able to work effectively in an interconnected environment.
The Application Form has to be submitted by December 1, 2016.
For details please visit: http://glc-teachdemocracy2.org/open-call-for-professional-fellows-exchange-program-in-u-s/
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