Fund
OHCHR Minorities Fellowship Programme
* a stipend to cover modest accommodation and other living expenses for the duration of the Programme. Promotion is based on official/source snippets covering funding or benefits, eligibility, geography, and selection/application process.
About this opportunity
The candidate must belong to a national, ethnic, linguistic or religious minority group (persons who do not belong to a minority group will not be taken into consideration, even if they have close links with minority communities and/or organizations). The candidate must belong to a national, ethnic, linguistic or religious minority group (persons who do not belong to a minority group will not be taken into consideration, even if they have close links with minority communities and/or organizations). Fellows should also be capable of further training their communities/organizations. Note: If your community identifies as indigenous, please do not apply to this programme but to our Indigenous Fellowship Programme. Candidates should have ability, willingness and possibility to train other persons belonging to minorities upon return to their respective communities/organizations, and should agree to do so. Application burden inferred from official/source application-step snippets when available. Evidence redrive used accessible official/source capture and retained quoted support snippets.
Current published details
4benefit
benefit kind: in_kind · text: Launched in 2005, the Minorities Fellowship Programme (MFP) is OHCHR’s most comprehensive training programme for human rights and minority rights defenders belonging to national or ethnic, religious and linguistic minorities.
benefit
benefit kind: in_kind · text: URL Source: https://www.ohchr.org/en/about-us/fellowship-programmes/minorities-fellowship-programme
benefit
benefit kind: in_kind · text: Note: If your community identifies as indigenous, please do not apply to this programme but to our Indigenous Fellowship Programme.
application route
codes: direct
How the program has evolved
8funding
* a stipend to cover modest accommodation and other living expenses for the duration of the Programme. Evidence redrive used accessible official/source capture and retained quoted support snippets.
eligibility
The candidate must belong to a national, ethnic, linguistic or religious minority group (persons who do not belong to a minority group will not be taken into consideration, even if they have close links with minority communities and/or organizations). The candidate must belong to a national, ethnic, linguistic or religious minority group (persons who do not belong to a minority group will not be taken into consideration, even if they have close links with minority communities and/or organizations). Fellows should also be capable of further training their communities/organizations. Note: If your community identifies as indigenous, please do not apply to this programme but to our Indigenous Fellowship Programme. Candidates should have ability, willingness and possibility to train other persons belonging to minorities upon return to their respective communities/organizations, and should agree to do so. An advisory group composed of OHCHR staff undertakes the selection of successful candidates.; The selection of fellows reflects a gender and regional balance.
eligibility
Please note that the Indigenous Fellowship is a separate programme and has different application forms and deadlines.
eligibility
The candidate must belong to a national, ethnic, linguistic or religious minority group (persons who do not belong to a minority group will not be taken into consideration, even if they have close links with minority communities and/or organizations).
eligibility
Candidates must have good working knowledge of the language in which the programme is imparted.
Current application seasons
0No current season is published.
Past seasons
1OHCHR Minorities Fellowship Programme 2005
Historical cohorts
1OHCHR Minorities Fellowship Programme 2005
3 published recipients · partial
Published recipients
0No recipients are published yet.