Fellowships through Carolina for Kibera provide opportunities for students to gain hands-on experience learning about global issues in a real world setting. Fellows are invited to collaborate with our Kibera staff as well as design and implement their own projects at a grassroots level.  We provide a range of services and programming across our initiatives.

Our James and Florence Peacock Fellowship is open to both undergraduate and graduate students at UNC-Chapel Hill. Two students are typically selected each year for the fellowship program. Students receive a stipend to cover airfare and living expenses. The other half of the fellowship will be earmarked for the volunteer project with CFK.

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NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS!

The 2019 Peacock Fellowship application is open until December 15, 2018. Any application submitted after the deadline will not be considered for this fellowship. Supplemental materials (i.e. letter of recommendation and resume/CV) will need to be emailed following completed application submission.  Email materials to fellowship@carolinaforkibera.org.‍

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‍Peacock Fellowship Information Sessions

Attend one of our information sessions this fall to learn how you can work with change-makers to combat poverty in Kibera. You will learn about the history of Carolina for Kibera, current programs and services we offer in the community, and ways you can get involved and affect long-lasting, sustainable change.

Wednesday, October 24

FedEx Global Education Building, Room 4003

12:00pm - 1:00pm

Thursday, November 1

FedEx Global Education Building, Room 3009

4:30pm - 5:30pm

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Fellowship: Year at a Glance

‍Fall – Information sessions held; application opens

Winter – Application review and finalist interviews

Spring – Orientation and training for selected fellows

Summer – Project implementation (6-8 weeks) and evaluation

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