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PCNS YOUTH COMMUNITY—CALL FOR APPLICATIONS: ATLANTIC DIALOGUES EMERGING LEADERS PROGRAM 2026

Application Deadline: 14 June 2026 (11:59 pm)

LOCATION: Morocco

As the flagship leadership initiative of the Policy Center for the New South, the ADEL program convenes participants in Rabat, Morocco, for an intensive, immersive program centered on exchange, peer engagement, and discussions on key issues shaping the Atlantic space.

Participants then join the Atlantic Dialogues conference, a platform bringing together policymakers, business leaders, and experts from across the Atlantic Basin. 

ELIGIBILITY:

The ADEL program is intended for professionals ready to engage in high-level, cross-sector discussions and contribute to a broader international conversation. Applicants should:

Be 25–35 years old (as of December 6, 2026). 

Be fluent in English. 

Be citizens or residents of countries in Africa or across the Atlantic Basin (Europe, the Americas, and the Caribbean)

Have significant professional experience in their field

Be engaged in roles involving responsibility, influence, or decision-making

Be available for the full program period (December 6–12, 2026). 

Your application must include:

Resume/CV (max. 2 pages, PDF format) 

One-Minute Private YouTube Video, answering the following:

Who are you and what’s your field of work? 

What drives your work and its impact? 

Why are you applying to ADEL?

How will you contribute to and benefit from the program? 

To apply, please complete the application form no later than Sunday, June 14, 2026

For questions, please consult our FAQs or contact us at adel2026@policycenter.ma

Application Form

BENEFIT:

A fully funded experience in Rabat

Tailored leadership training and interactive workshops

Integration into a lifelong ADEL alumni network and community 

Access to the Atlantic Dialogues conference 

Direct engagement with senior decision-makers and experts 

APPLY

2026-2027 DOCTOR OF PUBLIC HEALTH MASTERCARD FOUNDATION GRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP AT THE UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO

Application Deadline:  October 10, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. EST (Toronto time)

LOCATION: Canada

They are pleased to announce the start of the 2026-2027 Mastercard Foundation graduate scholarship recruitment at the University of Toronto. These graduate scholarships will be awarded to individuals who have demonstrated academic excellence in associated health-related disciplines and a personal commitment to going back and giving back to their home countries.

ELIGIBILITY:

Applicants MUST meet the following five eligibility criteria:

Be a citizen currently residing in a Sub-Saharan African country.

Have graduated from a partner institution of the Africa Health Collaborative (listed here) and have not yet started graduate studies at the doctoral level.

Demonstrate academic excellence and leadership qualities during his/her undergraduate and master’s years.

Be academically admissible to the sponsored graduate program listed above.

Demonstrate a desire and commitment to return home for the last two years of the program to contribute to the ongoing economic growth and social development in Africa.

Step One: Prospective applicants must first consult the admission requirements for the Doctor of Public Health (DrPH) program of study. If you meet the academic requirements of this program, please follow through to step two.

Step Two: Register and attend one of the three virtual info sessions and the (optional) Q&A session. Please note that to be eligible for the Mastercard Foundation Doctor of Public Health Scholarship and have your application considered, attendance at one (1) information session is mandatory.

BENEFIT:

This comprehensive scholarship offers full financial support for tuition, travel expenses, housing, food, books, and other expenses for the duration of the professional program. In addition to financial support, scholars will be provided with a comprehensive support network to ensure academic success. Furthermore, each scholar will have the opportunity to engage in orientation sessions, which will ensure that they are fully engaged from the very beginning of their graduate studies and which will ease their transition to life as a graduate student in the city of Toronto and to their preparedness for return to their home country.

APPLY