Fully Remote DPI Governance Fellowship 2026 — Shape Africa’s Digital Future
The DPI Governance Fellowship 2026 is a three-month, fully remote program aimed at training a new generation of researchers to analyze the intersection of digital public infrastructure (DPI) with human rights, governance, and inclusion across Africa. This initiative is crucial as it addresses the uneven governance of digital systems that often reflect the very inequities they aim to resolve.
Participants will engage in a structured program that includes foundational training, field research, and policy translation, focusing on producing actionable outputs like policy briefs and advocacy tools. The fellowship emphasizes a rights-based approach to ensure that digital advancements promote social justice and accountability.
Eligibility
This fellowship is open to individuals interested in digital governance, human rights, and policy advocacy. Applicants should have a background in research or related fields. There are no specific nationality or age restrictions mentioned, making it accessible to a diverse group of candidates.
Deadline: Ongoing
Benefits
Participants will receive a modest stipend for their involvement in the program, which requires a commitment of 15–20 hours per week.
