UNICEF Leading Minds Fellowship on Climate Education (Funded)

Are you seeking a climate education, or are you interested in this education? Do you know about climate education? Well, it teaches the students about the climate crisis, its impacts, and solutions. It equips the students with skills and knowledge for a sustainable future by integrating topics such as carbon reduction, zero waste, and natural environments across subjects. If you happen to be passionate about this education and transforming the way the world responds to the climate crisis, then you should now get ready to be a part of the UNICEF Leading Minds Fellowship on Climate Education. This is your opportunity and chance to help reimagine climate education so that the kids (children) everywhere grow up prepared, empowered, and able to shape a just and sustainable future. It is high time to be a part of the world cohort transforming the future. Let’s dip into the details.

Information Regarding the UNICEF Leading Minds Fellowship on Climate Education

The interested candidates, who would like to participate in this initiative, will join a global cohort as a leading mind climate fellow. They will elevate youth-led initiatives, conduct research and foresight, shape policy and help design strategic convenings. Those who are selected will receive a grant of up to $20,000.

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UNICEF has announced this funded opportunity for which 12 young climate leaders aged 10 to 30 will be chosen. These candidates are those who strengthen climate education in their communities, schools, and countries in both informal and formal settings.

What’s Included in the Youth-Led Education?

School System Integration
Government Partnerships
Community Resilience and Informal Education
Rights-Based and Justice Frameworks
Digital Campaigns and Media

Responsibilities for the Leading Minds Fellowship on Climate Education

As a fellow, you will document, strengthen, and elevate your climate education ‘Bright Spot’
You will contribute to youth-led research, systems thinking, and foresight
You will shape policy and participate in national and world dialogues
You will co-design and co-host strategic convenings
You will produce stories, tools, and evidence that improve education systems

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Eligibility for the UNICEF Leading Minds Fellowship on Climate Education

Those who are interested in applying need to be 10 to 30 years of age, and who are:

Passionate about climate education, climate action, and generating positive change
Leading or representing a climate education initiative
All set to dedicate 4 to 5 hours a week from February 2026 to July 2027 and
Comfortable working in English (other United Nations languages will be an asset)

Funding Availability and Benefits

Successful candidates will be offered the following benefits:

During the fellowship, a stipend for work and contributions will be offered
There will be a technical mentorship and collaboration with research partners
There will be speaking and visibility opportunities
They will receive leadership development and also access to a global network of youth advocates and leaders
The candidates will get a hands-on experience in child rights, youth engagement, foresight, and advocacy

Note: Each selected candidate will also be eligible for up to $20,000 in grant support.

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