DPI Governance Fellowship 2026 for Early-Career Researchers ($900 Stipend)
The DPI Governance in Africa Fellowship 2026 offers a transformative experience for early-career researchers and advocates focused on the governance of Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) in Africa. This fully remote program aims to equip fellows with rights-based frameworks and research tools to bridge the gap between technology and social justice, ensuring that digital transformation is inclusive and equitable.
Fellows will investigate the impact of digital systems on marginalized communities, including women, refugees, and persons with disabilities. The program's structured curriculum progresses from foundational knowledge to practical research, culminating in outputs like research reports and policy briefs that will influence public discourse on digital governance.
Eligibility
Open to early-career researchers and advocates interested in technology, governance, and social justice. Applicants should have a commitment to addressing issues related to digital governance in Africa.
Deadline: Ongoing
Benefits
Fellows receive a stipend of $900 for the duration of the program.
