Members of the 2023-24 Cohort of the Atlantic Fellows for Social and Economic Equity (AFSEE) programme have successfully completed their active fellowship year and become AFSEE Senior Fellows.
AFSEE has endowed me with vital knowledge on the mechanism of inequality. My greatest take away is being part of a caring and courageous community of Fellows who have inspired me to spark further hope and change in my community.Henintsoa Daniel Rakotoarison, 2023-24 Cohort Fellow
The graduating Fellows joined the AFSEE Programme, based at LSE International Inequalities Institute, from all across the world in September 2023. During their active fellowship year, the Fellows attended the four Fellowship Modules (three in-person and one online) focusing on Foundations of Social & Economic Inequalities; Policy for Equity; Challenging & Transforming Inequality; and Conflict, Peace, and Justice.
The Residential Fellows from the 2023-24 Cohort were based in London and completed the MSc in Inequalities and Social Science at LSE, and the Non-Residential Fellows stayed in their home contexts and received funding from the AFSEE Programme to execute fellowship projects aimed at offering a new insights, challenges, or solutions to inequalities.
Read more about the 2023-24 Fellows and their dissertation/project topics below1:
Non-Residential Fellows:
Residential Fellows:
The AFSEE Fellowship is a lifelong journey. After completing the active fellowship year, the graduating members of the 2023-24 Cohort will start their AFSEE Senior Fellowship journeys, where they have access to a variety of funding, initiatives, and collaborative projects to support their professional development, learning, and knowledge exchange, and expand their networks. As Senior Fellows, they will also join the wider Global Atlantic Fellows community comprised of Fellows from all the seven Atlantic Fellowships around the world.
I heartily congratulate the 2023-24 Fellows for graduating from the active fellowship year and joining the global community of Senior Fellows. I wish them much success in their important work. We at the AFSEE Programme look forward to continuing to work with them and developing new collaborations in the future.Professor Armine Ishkanian, Executive Director of Atlantic Fellows for Social and Economic Equity
1 Fellows listed below are those who have met all conditions for graduation into Senior Fellowship.
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