Migration and Asylum Project (MAP) is excited to launch the “Catalyst for Change Fellowship Programme”!
What does the Programme Offer?
The Fellows will have an unparalleled opportunity to spend twelve to eighteen months gaining both academic and field experience working in the niche area of refugee law and forced migration, and being part of a movement to build an inclusive and responsive legal protection landscape through a rule of law-focused approach.
The Fellows will work directly with migrant and refugee communities across India and will have the rare chance to use core human rights and international law principles to directly impact the lives of their clients. Over the course of the Programme, the Fellows will be trained to effectively leverage the law as a tool to protect the rights of displacement populations, contribute to ongoing advocacy and policy making efforts and undertake path breaking research and work in the field. Fellows will also have exposure to the workings of MAP’s key partners and collaborators, which includes UN agencies, CSOs, state legal aid authorities etc.
What are the terms of the Programme?
Start Date: January 1, 2021
Location: New Delhi
Duration: 12 months, extendable by a maximum of 6 months
Monthly Stipend: INR 45000 (subject to applicable TDS)
Who Should Apply?
We are looking for applicants who are qualified lawyers, with 0-2 years of experience, with good academic qualifications, and a demonstrated commitment towards human rights and development issues.
How to Apply?
i. Resume
Please ensure that your resume is one page only. It should outline your educational and professional experience and highlight your achievements, leadership roles, language and other skill proficiency and publications (if any).
ii. Letter of Motivation
Please ensure that your cover letter is one page only. It should highlight any achievements or skills or experience that you think make you a good candidate for the Fellowship and explain why you are interested in MAP and in being a CFC Fellow and what you expect to gain out of the experience.
iii. Contact details of two referees
Referees may be contacted by phone or email in the final stages of the application process.
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