Michigan State University (MSU) African Studies Center, Makerere University (Mak) and Michigan Fellows Agribusiness Initiative (MFAI) with funding from the MSU Alliance for African Partnerships under the Transforming Institutions Strategic Funding are implementing a diversity and inclusion in leadership and training project. The project seeks to increase the representation of categories of people that have typically been marginalized from leadership and decision-making processes such as women, Persons with Disabilities (PWDs), People Living with HIV/AIDs (PL-HIV/AIDs), and youth from low income earning families.
We are seeking participation of youth and student leaders between 18- 35 years to participate in the 3rd workshop series intended to deepen participants’ knowledge and sensitivities to diversity and inclusion in leadership and training. Participation is highly competitive, merit-based and adopts a blind review process. Selected participants will be required to attend a residential workshop that involves dialogue, discussions, expert presentations, and group work. All workshop-related expenses are fully paid for in the project. Upon successful completion, participants will receive a certificate of participation.
How to register:
Download the Expression of Interest (EoI) from the MFAI website: https://mfai-ug.com/ongoing-projects/. Download and fill in the EoI Microsoft word document and send it di-leads@mfai-ug.com
