Applications Open for 2026 Cohort Focused on Global Health Equity
The Atlantic Fellows for Health Equity programme is now accepting applications for its 2026 cohort. This fellowship aims to unite professionals from various fields to address health disparities worldwide. Successful applicants will engage in a year-long programme featuring in-person gatherings, online learning, and collaborative projects, all designed to equip them with the skills and networks necessary to promote health equity in their communities.
The Atlantic Fellows for Health Equity programme has announced the opening of applications for its 2026 cohort. This initiative seeks individuals from diverse sectors—including art, law, business, academia, medicine, government, journalism, social enterprise, research, media, housing, and healthcare delivery—who are committed to confronting health disparities and promoting equitable health outcomes globally.
Programme Overview:
- Duration: One-year fellowship
- Components:
- In-person convenings
- Online learning modules
- Collaborative project work
- Focus Areas:
- Leadership development
- Health equity frameworks
- Interdisciplinary collaboration
Eligibility Criteria:
- Demonstrated commitment to health equity
- Leadership potential in one’s field
- Willingness to engage in a global community of practice
Application Timeline:
- Application Opens: February 18, 2025
- Informational Webinar: March 13, 2025
- Application Closes: April 10, 2025
- First Round Interviews: June 2025
- Second Round Interviews: July 2025
- Acceptance Notifications: August 2025
Prospective applicants are encouraged to attend the informational webinar on March 13, 2025, to gain insights into the programme and application process. Detailed application guidelines and submission portals are available on the Atlantic Fellows for Health Equity website.
This fellowship offers a unique opportunity to join a global network of leaders dedicated to advancing health equity and social justice. Participants will gain access to resources, mentorship, and a platform to amplify their impact in creating fairer, healthier societies.
