
Meet our former fellows
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. It has enabled 27 organizers from 19 countries across the globe to develop and grow their projects, organizations, campaigns, and strategies. To date, Fellows have come from: Australia, Brazil, Canada, Germany, Ghana, India, Indonesia, Kenya, New Zealand, Nigeria, Mexico, Poland, Rwanda, South Africa, the Solomon Islands, Vietnam, Uganda, the UK, and the US. We are recruiting for our 2024 Fellowship cohort, which will commence in early 2024. Find out more and how to apply here.
The 2022/23 Fellows
The second Fellowship cohort was made up of 15 individuals from 13 countries. It includes creative campaigners, grassroots organizers, communicators, indigenous leaders, artists, and educators. The second group began the Fellowship in July 2022.














resilience initiatives in Kenya and across East Africa. She co-founded two women led
organizations – Women in Water and Natural Resources Conservation in Kenya
and Women’s Climate Centers International across East Africa. Through the two
organizations Rose has mobilized and formed a network of women climate accelerators
through the establishment of community climate centers. These centers bring men, women, boys, girls, and families together to address climate related challenges and build a sustainable future.

The 2021/22 Fellows
Our first Fellowship cohort ran from July 2021 – June 2022 and was composed of 12 women from 11 countries: Brazil, Canada, Ghana, India, New Zealand, Nigeria, Poland, South Africa, Vietnam, the UK, and the US.
The group met monthly for community building meetings and/or training sessions about storytelling, media training, fundraising, team building, and volunteer management.











