Across the world, parents, grandparents, and caregivers are taking climate action to protect the kids they love, children everywhere, and our shared home. The Climate Parent Fellowship aims to support parent-led, intergenerational, and family-centered climate engagement work.
In 2024, we welcomed our third cohort of Fellows, consisting of 14 organizers from 11 countries: Canada, Ecuador, India, Kenya, Mongolia, Nepal, the Netherlands, South Africa, Sweden, the USA, Zimbabwe.
We have supported 41 organizers from 25 countries through our Fellowship program. Our Fellows have come from a diversity of backgrounds. We have supported campaigners, grassroots organizers, communicators, indigenous leaders, artists, and educators to grow and develop their climate work.
To date, Fellows have come from: Australia, Brazil, Canada, Ecuador, Germany, Ghana, India, Indonesia, Kenya, New Zealand, The Netherlands, Nepal, Nigeria, Mexico, Mongolia, Poland, Rwanda, South Africa, the Solomon Islands, Sweden, Vietnam, Uganda, the UK, the US, and Zimbabwe.
Fellows receive training, mentorship, and a stipend, which aims to make their climate organizing work more sustainable. The Fellowship also acts as a peer-to-peer learning network.
Our selection criteria gives more details on what we look for in our Fellows and who is eligible to apply. Read the selection criteria below.
We will open applications for our 2025 cohort in July 2024.
Meet Our Current Fellows
Some 27 climate organizers from 19 countries were supported in our first two Fellowship cohorts. Read the bios of our former Fellows here and learn about their vital work.
What do our former Fellows say?