FUNGAI Africa Worldwide
2026
Information
This fellowship gathers a new generation of African researchers to audit Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) governance through a human rights and democratic lens. It includes a multi-month curriculum focused on DPI governance, field research, and policy outputs, culminating in policy-relevant outputs and a network of digital rights and policy practitioners. Fellows receive a stipend and develop research protocols, field notes, and policy outputs.
Benefits
Stipend during the fellowship; opportunities for policy outputs, field research experience, and a growing network of practitioners.
Eligibility
Early-career researchers, digital rights advocates, policy thinkers, or anyone passionate about technology, governance, and justice in Africa.
Application
Submit your application via the apply link by the deadline.
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