The Atlantic Fellows for Racial Equity
The Atlantic Fellows for Racial Equity supports accomplished leaders from diverse backgrounds to uncover and address the root causes of racial inequality and engage in strategic, long-term collaborative efforts for transformative social change. Through leadership development, community building, design labs and narrative change, we support the personal development and capacity of these leaders, and catalyse broader social change activity, based on a view that both are required to achieve racial equity.
Interested in becoming a Fellow for racial equity?
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About the Program
Based at Columbia University in New York and The Nelson Mandela Foundation in Johannesburg, South Africa
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Meet some of our Fellows
A unique cohort of highly networked interprofessional leaders that are experts in tackling Racial equity.
FELLOWS
Richard Wallace
Equity And Transformation (EAT)
Founder and executive director, Equity and Transformation (E.A.T.)
Join the
65
fellows who are currently a part of
Racial Equity
Applications due by 18:59 CAT on 29 January 2024.
A Global Community
794 Atlantic Fellows are active in over 80 countries. Over the next two decades, the community will grow to more than 2,700.
Health Equity in Southeast Asia
Social & Economic Equity
Health Equity in South Africa
Health Equity U.S & Global
Social Equity
Racial Equity
Equity in Brain Health
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