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Forecast’s Mentorship Program 2023/2024 for young Creative thinkers (Fully Funded to Berlin, Germany)



 Application Deadline: February 20, 2023.




Global Fund for Women is looking for young feminist activists to join the Adolescent Girls Advisory Council (AGAC)! Global Fund for Women is a global feminist fund that envisions a world where movements for gender justice have transformed power and privilege for a few into equity and equality for all.




The Adolescent Girls Advisory Council (AGAC) plays a critical role in finding, funding, and amplifying girl-led groups and expanding their leadership, activism, and movement-building. Working with AGAC in a participatory grantmaking process is a vital example of living up to our values of shifting power.




Requirements




Requirements are below. Are you:




From the following regions:




Asia Pacific, Eastern Europe, Central Asia, Latin America and the Caribbean, Middle East and North Africa, or Sub-Saharan Africa?




10 to 17 years old?




A young feminist with functional spoken and written skills in English?




Knowledge of one or more of the following languages is an asset: Arabic, Spanish, French, or Russian




Committed and passionate about social justice?




Ready to use your voice and take action to bring about change?




A young feminist who believes in a world where




everyone should be treated equally and fairly, a world where girls’ and women’s rights matter and are respected and upheld?




Willing to be part of the Adolescent Girls Advisory Council for a minimum period of two years?




As an Adolescent Girls Advisory Council member, your voice and ideas count!




Global Fund for Women wants to listen to you and, together, give adolescent girls around the world the support they need to become leaders and changemakers.




You can expect to:




Share your girl- and regional-related expertise: Share your knowledge and experience and advise on issues related to girls and the region you represent




Co-develop the Adolescent Girls’ Rights Program Strategy: Give ideas and recommendations to the Adolescent Girls’ Rights team to help develop the program goal, key priorities, and ways to measure change




Map girl-led groups: Identify groups and initiatives that are led by girls and that need support, whether financial, technical, or other




Participate in Global Fund for Women’s grantmaking process: Read proposals and reports, discuss and provide suggestions for groups to fund together with Global Fund for Women staff




Attend key convenings: Participate in key meetings and events to ensure girls’ voices are heard




Collaborate with Global Fund for Women staff and partners to advocate for gender justice and intergenerational leadership




Join the AGAC network of young feminist leaders




Application Process




The Adolescent Girls Advisory Council will be made up of 12 girls who are an example of Global Fund for Women’s values: bold, collaborative, curious, and authentic.




This is a two-round selection process.




Two-Round Selection Process




First Round:




Applications are open to girls—cis, transgender, and gender non-conforming—between the ages of 10 to 17.




The application deadline is February 20, 2023.




Second Round:




In February 2023, Global Fund for Women will shortlist girls who will move on to the second round, which consists of an interview panel.




For More Information:




Visit the Official Webpage of the Global Fund for Women 2023 Adolescent Girls Advisory Council


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