YouthxYouth Weavership Fellowship Program 2025 – YOA

Deadline: February 28, 2025

Applications are open for the YouthxYouth Weavership Fellowship Program 2025. The YxY Weavership is a ten-month capability-constructing fellowship for youth neighborhood organizers who’re “weaving” native and world communities in service of schooling transformation. This program permits members to contribute to the creation of life-affirming futures by deepening their expertise as neighborhood weavers. The Weavership is designed in partnership with the Weaving Lab, a globally famend neighborhood of apply for weavers, based by among the world’s main social entrepreneurs.

The act of weaving is complicated: it includes deep self-consciousness, growing intergenerational and intercultural relationships, organizing various schooling stakeholders round a typical imaginative and prescient and mobilizing folks into motion. It includes being and turning into the (eco)methods we want to see. As a YxY Weaver, you’ll discover ways to weave the self, relationships, communities, ecosystems and actions in direction of a world the place all folks and planet can thrive.

Benefits

• You’ll study to weave the self, relationships, communities, ecosystems and actions, tapping into your capability to attach folks, locations and tasks. You’ll develop your means to apply what they name ‘Conscious Activism’. Here are some examples of key themes you may develop in: Dialogue, Sensemaking, Revolutionary Love, Liberatory Learning, Radical Imagination and Prefigurative Politics.

Eligibility

• Do you see your self as somebody who connects folks?
• Do you consider that relationships maintain the important thing to creating systemic change?
• Even in case you don’t know the phrase weaving, do you are feeling like you’re creating communities and serving to folks study collectively?

If so, this fellowship is for you!

Application

The application deadline is February 28, 2025 at 11:55 PM GMT.

Click here to apply

For extra data, go to YouthxYouth Weavership Fellowship.