Eligibility Criteria
This fellowship is designed for early-career professionals aged 24–35 from diverse sectors. Eligible backgrounds include:
- Civil society and interfaith organisations
- Academia (Master’s, PhD, postdoctoral researchers)
- Government and public sector institutions
- Private sector (AI, tech, ethics, compliance, innovation)
Applicants should demonstrate:
- Active engagement in AI ethics, governance, or responsible innovation
- Ability to develop a research, policy, or applied project
- Interest in intercultural or interfaith dialogue
No religious affiliation is required
Benefits
- Geneva Residency: Spend a week in Geneva at the heart of global decision-making and diplomacy.
- Global AI Stage: Join the AI for Good Global Summit and connect with the people shaping the future of AI.
- Learn from the Best: Get mentored by global leaders working on real-world AI ethics and governance challenges.
- Fund Your Ideas: Top fellows unlock seed funding to turn bold ideas into real impact.
- Accommodation during the Geneva residency (6–10 July 2026)
- Programme fees and training costs covered
- Access to the AI for Good Global Summit
- Mentoring from experts in AI ethics and interfaith governance
- Opportunity to publish or present outputs with external partners
- Membership in a global alumni network
Phase II (Optional – selection-based)
Five top-performing fellows will receive:
- Seed funding for implementation of their project
- Advanced mentorship
- Visibility and presentation opportunities
- Exposure to donors, partners, and high-level experts
Application Timeline
- Applications open: 26 March 2026
- Application deadline: 16 April 2026
- Selection results: by 24 April 2026
- Welcome webinar: June 2026
- Geneva residency: 6–10 July 2026
- Project development: July – September 2026
Application Process
To apply, submit a single PDF including:
- CV (maximum 2 pages)
- Expression of Interest (500 words) covering:
- Your background in AI, ethics, governance, or interfaith engagement
- Motivation for applying
- Initial idea for a project
- (Optional) Supporting materials:
- Publications
- Portfolio
- Recommendation letter