The Ford Foundation International Fellowships Program (IFP) was launched in 2001 with the largest single grant in the Foundation’s history, US$ 280 Million, and was recently extended with a new commitment of US$ 75 Million. The additional funds will enable the Program award more than 4,000 Fellowships through 2014. Click the link below to read more.
International Fellowships Program (IFP), Promoting Social Justice
March 2, 2011 By
Ford Foundation – International Fellowships Program (IFP) is a fellowship program uniquely designed to promote social justice, community development, and access to higher education. It is the single largest program ever supported by the Ford Foundation – $ 365 million over ten years. The program, launched in 2001, supports talented individuals from marginalized social groups, and encourages them to use their leadership skills and knowledge to promote positive social change in their communities. Click the link below to read more.
Some of the IFP Beneficiaries
March 2, 2011 By
Ford Foundation – International Fellowships Program, Promoting Social Justice. IFP is a fellowship program uniquely designed to promote social justice, community development, and access to higher education. As the single largest program ever supported by the Ford Foundation – $ 365 million over ten years, IFP advances the Foundation’s mission around the world. The program, launched in 2001, supports talented individuals from marginalized social groups, and encourages them to use their leadership skills and knowledge to work toward positive social change in their home communities and countries. Click on the link below to read more.
International Fellowships Program (IFP), Promoting Social Justice
March 2, 2011 By
Ford Foundation – International Fellowships Program (IFP) is a fellowship program uniquely designed to promote social justice, community development, and access to higher education. It is the single largest program ever supported by the Ford Foundation – $ 365 million over ten years. The program, launched in 2001, supports talented individuals from marginalized social groups, and encourages them to use their leadership skills and knowledge to promote positive social change in their communities. Click the link below to read more.
