The Atlantic Fellows for Social and Economic Equity program offers a fully funded fellowship for mid-career leaders working to tackle global social and economic inequalities. It supports policymakers, activists, researchers, practitioners, artists, and movement-builders with at least seven years of leadership experience. The program offers residential and non-residential tracks with mentorship, financial assistance, and a focus on equity-related fields including economic and social rights, environmental justice, tax justice, education, housing, labor rights, and community organizing.
Open to mid-career policymakers, activists, researchers, practitioners, artists, and movement-builders with at least seven years of leadership experience. Residential fellows must qualify for LSE's MSc with a 2:1 degree and meet English requirements; non-residential fellows must meet English require
