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The Advocacy Project helps marginalized communities to tell their story, claim their rights and produce social change. We recruit graduate students to volunteer as Peace Fellows with partners.
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To donate please send a check to:
The Advocacy Project
2201 P Street NW, Rm 204
Washington, DC 20037
Make your check out to The Advocacy Project and put “Sponsor [name of Fellow]” in the memo field. Please be sure to include the word “Sponsor” so that we can track it correctly!
AP gratefully acknowledges the following sponsors:
2008 Sponsors:
Scott Allen – The Fellowship for Indigenous Rights in Guatemala
Scott Allen – The Fellowship for the Uterine Prolapse Alliance in Nepal
Scott Allen – The Fellowship for Street Children in Kenya
Scott Allen – The Fellowship for Disability Rights in Bangladesh
Scott Allen – The Fellowship for Dalit Rights in Nepal
Cristy West and Herbie Parsons – The Fellowship for Pygmy Rights in Uganda
IANSA – The Fellowships for campaigns against Violence Against Women in Trinidad and El Salvador
Survivor Corps – The Fellowships for Disability Rights in Colombia, Ethiopia, Vietnam, Bosnia, El Salvador, and Jordan
2007 Sponsors:
Anonymous – The Fellowship for Disability Rights in Bangladesh
Anonymous – The Fellowship for supporting disadvantaged children in Peru
Anonymous – The Fellowship for Survivors of Trafficking from Nigeria
Anonymous – The Fellowships for Dalit Rights in Nepal
Churches Alert to Sex Trafficking Across Europe (CHASTE) – The Fellowship on Trafficking in Albania
Cristy West and Herbie Parsons – The Fellowship for Peacebuilding in the Middle East
Humanity United – The Fellowship for Democracy in Nepal
Humanity United – The Fellowship for Dalit rights in Nepal
Humanity United – The Fellowship For Minority Housing Rights In The UK
Humanity United – The Fellowship for Human Rights in Sri Lanka
Humanity United –The Fellowship for Srebrenica survivors in Bosnia
The Institute for Sustainable Communities (ISC) – The Fellowship for Women's Rights in Macedonia
The Institute for Sustainable Communities (ISC) – The Fellowship for Youth in Macedonia
Kevin Bacon SixDegrees initiative – The Kevin Bacon Fellowship for Democracy in Nepal
Scott Allen – The Fellowship for Street Children in Africa
Scott Allen – The Fellowship for Women's Rights in Serbia
For more information on sponsoring a Fellow contact Fellowship Coordinator Claire Sturm.
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Sponsor a Fellow
The Advocacy Project is seeking sponsors for the 2010 fellowship program. Sponsors identify with an individual fellowship, and donate up to $5,000. $1,450 will go to the Fellow to support the cost of travel, insurance and living expenses. The remainder will support program costs.
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"Having a fiscal sponsor for my Fellowship ... ensured that I could live and work in Kampala, Uganda for three months. Most valuable, I believe, was the constant connection Herb kept up with me via my blog, all summer. Herb was such a strong advocate for my advocacy. To know that there were folks, consistently, cheering me on from U.S. shores emboldened me to keep struggling, even when the struggle seemed for naught." Julliet Hutchings (American University) volunteered with the World Peasants/ Indigenous Organization in Uganda in 2008. Her Fellowship was sponsored by Herb Parsons and Christy West. |
To donate please send a check to:
The Advocacy Project
2201 P Street NW, Rm 204
Washington, DC 20037
Make your check out to The Advocacy Project and put “Sponsor [name of Fellow]” in the memo field. Please be sure to include the word “Sponsor” so that we can track it correctly!
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AP gratefully acknowledges the following sponsors:
2008 Sponsors:
Scott Allen – The Fellowship for Indigenous Rights in Guatemala
Scott Allen – The Fellowship for the Uterine Prolapse Alliance in Nepal
Scott Allen – The Fellowship for Street Children in Kenya
Scott Allen – The Fellowship for Disability Rights in Bangladesh
Scott Allen – The Fellowship for Dalit Rights in Nepal
Cristy West and Herbie Parsons – The Fellowship for Pygmy Rights in Uganda
IANSA – The Fellowships for campaigns against Violence Against Women in Trinidad and El Salvador
Survivor Corps – The Fellowships for Disability Rights in Colombia, Ethiopia, Vietnam, Bosnia, El Salvador, and Jordan
2007 Sponsors:
Anonymous – The Fellowship for Disability Rights in Bangladesh
Anonymous – The Fellowship for supporting disadvantaged children in Peru
Anonymous – The Fellowship for Survivors of Trafficking from Nigeria
Anonymous – The Fellowships for Dalit Rights in Nepal
Churches Alert to Sex Trafficking Across Europe (CHASTE) – The Fellowship on Trafficking in Albania
Cristy West and Herbie Parsons – The Fellowship for Peacebuilding in the Middle East
Humanity United – The Fellowship for Democracy in Nepal
Humanity United – The Fellowship for Dalit rights in Nepal
Humanity United – The Fellowship For Minority Housing Rights In The UK
Humanity United – The Fellowship for Human Rights in Sri Lanka
Humanity United –The Fellowship for Srebrenica survivors in Bosnia
The Institute for Sustainable Communities (ISC) – The Fellowship for Women's Rights in Macedonia
The Institute for Sustainable Communities (ISC) – The Fellowship for Youth in Macedonia
Kevin Bacon SixDegrees initiative – The Kevin Bacon Fellowship for Democracy in Nepal
Scott Allen – The Fellowship for Street Children in Africa
Scott Allen – The Fellowship for Women's Rights in Serbia
For more information on sponsoring a Fellow contact Fellowship Coordinator Claire Sturm.
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