Fully Remote DPI Governance Fellowship 2026: Shape Africa’s Digital Future (Earn $900 Stipend)
The DPI Governance Fellowship 2026 is designed for researchers interested in shaping Africa's digital future through a human rights and governance lens. This fully remote program emphasizes ethical research methods and aims to cultivate governance literacy at the intersection of technology and social justice. Over three months, fellows will engage in theoretical frameworks, fieldwork, and the translation of findings into actionable policy outputs.
Participants will explore critical issues such as digital identity, accountability, and the impact of technology on vulnerable groups. The fellowship not only provides a stipend of $900 but also equips fellows with the skills to influence policy and advocate for inclusive digital governance across Africa.
Eligibility
Open to researchers from Africa and beyond, particularly those with a focus on digital governance, human rights, and social justice. No specific age or educational requirements are mentioned.
Deadline: Ongoing
Benefits
Participants will receive a stipend of $900 for the duration of the three-month program.
