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UNICEF’s Leading Minds Fellowship on Climate Education for young climate leaders ($20,000. grant)
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January 4, 2026

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Application Deadline: December 31, 2025 Applications are now open for the 2026 UNICEF’s Leading Minds Fellowship on Climate Education. As a Leading Minds Climate Education Fellow, you will join a global cohort elevating youth-led initiatives, conducting research and foresight, shaping policy and helping design strategic convenings. Selected initiatives are eligible to receive grant support of up to $20,000.   UNICEF is selecting up to 12 young climate leaders (ages 10–30) who are strengthening climate education in their schools, communities, and countries in both formal and informal settings.   A youth-led climate education initiative can include, for example:   School system integration: curriculum development, educational networks, or school-based climate clubs; Government partnerships: collaborative models working with education authorities or policymakers; Rights-based and justice frameworks: initiatives linking climate education to equity, justice, and human rights; Community resilience and informal education: local projects, campaigns, or community-led learning; and Digital campaigns and media: online platforms, storytelling, or awareness-raising initiatives. Role Description Document, strengthen and elevate your climate education “Bright Spot”; Contribute to youth-led research, foresight, and systems thinking; Shape policy and participate in national and global dialogues; Produce stories, tools, and evidence that improve education systems; and Co-design and co-host strategic convenings. Requirements Young people ages 10–30 who are:   Leading or representing a climate education initiative; Passionate about climate action, climate education, and creating positive change; Ready to dedicate four to five hours a week from February 2026 to July 2027; and Comfortable working in English (other UN languages are an asset). Benefits Stipend for work and contributions during the fellowship period; Technical mentorship and collaboration with research partners; Visibility and speaking opportunities; Hands-on experience in child rights, foresight, youth engagement, and advocacy; and Leadership development and access to a global network of youth advocates and leaders. For Questions: innocentiyouth@unicef.org For More Information: Click here to apply

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December 5, 2025

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