Africa Dyslexia Advocate Fellowship 2026

The Africa Dyslexia Advocate Fellowship is a pan-African fellowship that aims to train passionate individuals to become grassroots dyslexia advocates in their communities. It focuses on building a continental network of leaders, raising awareness, and supporting inclusive education for people with dyslexia and related learning differences. Participants receive world-class training, continental recognition, mentorship opportunities, and a certificate upon completion.

World-class training; continental recognition as official representative in your country; networking opportunities within a pan-African changemaker network; leadership development; certificate of completion; visibility through ADO channels; mentorship opportunities; exclusive access to special learning sessions and campaigns.

Applicants must be aged 18–55, have completed at least post-secondary or vocational education, have at least 1 year of work and 1 year of volunteer experience, commit to 2 years of service after training, and be available for training sessions and community activities.

Submit the required materials (updated CV, a 2-minute motivation video, and written answers addressing motivation, advocacy/volunteer experiences, teamwork example, and strategy for local impact) via the provided application form.