The ICC Fellowship provides a special opportunity for young leaders from around the world to make a change in their own community through the creation and implementation of projects on inclusion and citizenship.Launched in 2016 as the 6 Degrees Junior Fellowship, they have welcomed 22 fellows from 11 different countries into the program. These outstanding young people were chosen based on their dedication to fostering inclusion and building citizenship in their respective communities.

Theme: Technology and Citizenship.

Technology is radically transforming how we understand citizenship and belonging. Technology has changed how we interact, communicate, and work with each other. It has changed how communities function, and even the notion of community itself.

Benefits.

The ICC Fellowship provides young leaders the opportunity to connect with a larger network of individuals who are working to foster inclusive societies and promote active citizenship globally. It provides them with resources and support to run a project in their own communities.

Eligibility.

The ICC Fellowship program is designed to support young leaders and is therefore open only to individuals under the age of 30 (born on or after September 24, 1988).
As part of their commitment to inclusion, the ICC encourages applicants from all races, ethnicities, national origins, religions, sexes, sexual orientations, gender expressions, and marital statuses.

Requirements.

Each ICC Fellow will be required to:

Design, implement, and execute a project that advances inclusion and relates to the theme of “Technology and Citizenship”;
Attend ICC Fellowship and 6 Degrees events in Toronto from September 23 to 26, 2018;
Be an active member of the ICC community, participating in ICC events, and offering project support when possible.... Read more details here ===>>>>https://www.myschoolfinda.com.ng/icc-fellowship/