Fully Funded FFOP Youth Interfaith Leaders Climate Change Fellowship 2025

FFOP Youth Interfaith Leaders Climate Change Fellowship 2025

Applications are now open for the Faith for Our Planet Youth Interfaith Leaders Fellowship on Climate Change 2025.

This fully funded, week-long residential program at Duke University is a fantastic opportunity for young climate leaders inspired by their faith.

This fellowship offers a unique chance to connect with a vibrant community of faith-driven climate advocates.

What You’ll Experience:

Throughout the program, you’ll dive into a dynamic curriculum led by experts in religious studies, climate change, interfaith relations, media, and community work. Here’s what you’ll gain:

• Faith and Climate Action: Learn how your faith values can influence your approach to climate leadership and community action, integrating concepts of leadership, justice, and community into your projects.
• Community Engagement: Understand the nuances of working in diverse, multi-faith, and multicultural settings, and develop strategies that resonate with various community dynamics.
• Communication Skills: Build your ability to communicate effectively, becoming a more articulate and empathetic leader who can shape public discourse, guide community opinions, and engage with decision-makers.
• Inclusive Leadership: Embrace cultural and religious diversity, strengthening inclusivity and equity in your climate initiatives.
• Action Projects: Start faith-based climate awareness campaigns and community-driven projects that make a real difference.

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After the Program:

As a fellow, you’ll join the FFOP Fellowship Alumni Association, with ongoing opportunities to participate in regional events and contribute to climate and interfaith campaigns.

What’s Covered:

FFOP will take care of your air travel, visa fees, accommodation, and food. Note that any additional expenses will be your responsibility.

Who Can Apply:

• Ages 20 to 35
• Relevant experience in education, volunteering, or work related to the fellowship themes (environment, religion, community leadership, etc.)
• Access to or willingness to build local networks (social, professional, religious, etc.)
• Proficiency in English

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What’s Expected:

We’re looking for proactive leaders ready to:

• Commit to the full duration of the fellowship, including any necessary pre- or post-program sessions
• Develop and implement a faith-based climate action project
• Be eager to learn, expand your network, and make the most of the fellowship experience
• Show a strong commitment to diversity, inclusion, and interfaith cooperation
• Engage actively with the FFOP Youth Alumni Association and its events

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