Atlas Corps: Fellow Support

Atlas Corps recently welcomed our newest Fellowship Class, Class 50, bringing us to 1,700+ social change leaders from 116 countries. This dynamic group of innovators hail from Botswana, Cameroon, Colombia, India, and Indonesia, and will be serving full-time at renowned organizations, like the American Red Cross. When I look at how our diverse global network has grown so far, I am thankful for all of your support in helping us engage with rising leaders across the globe. Meet them here!

This is an exciting time for Atlas Corps as we are striving towards more inclusive opportunities, regardless of one’s location. Through our Blended Fellowship program, these Fellows will gain an exciting global perspective through one month of virtual service in their home countries and then approximately eleven months of in-person service in the United States. We look forward to engaging further with our Class 50 Fellows and sharing more with you on their leadership journeys over the next year!

All of this is made possible because of your ongoing support for the Atlas Corps Community. Thank you for continuing to play an integral role by empowering our Fellows with the opportunities to lead positive change within their local communities.

It has been a busy start of the year at Atlas Corps! Since January, we have reached 109 new leaders through our Fellowship program and Virtual Leadership Institute - and it’s thanks to you. Your support helps Atlas Corps empower leaders across the world, building a better future filled with opportunity. 

Our Fellowship program is one way we’re accomplishing this. The Atlas Corps Fellowship is part of a talent journey for skilled leaders, serving to expand skills while simultaneously contributing to renowned Host Organizations.

Take Naura, a Fellow from Indonesia. Naura is currently serving in the United States at Advocates for Youth, where she is responsible for global partnerships. Over the past year, she has built partnerships with agencies such the UNESCO Bangkok Office, UNFPA Asia, and the Pacific Regional Office to create sexual and reproductive health resources for educators, activists, and students in the Southeast Asian region. The Fellowship is providing Naura the opportunity to expand her professional experiences, while contributing localized knowledge to ensure success for Advocates for Youth.

Your support is vital to empowering emerging leaders like Naura, and we are proud to be working together to expand access to talent and opportunity across the globe.