Land is Life Indigenous Women’s Program Fellowship 2027: Up to $3,000 Project Funding Plus $3,600 Stipend for Indigenous Women Leaders
Applications are now open for the Land is Life Indigenous Women’s Program Fellowship 2027, a year-long opportunity supporting emerging Indigenous women leaders with project funding, stipends, and mentorship.
Overview
The Land is Life Indigenous Women’s Program Fellowship is a year-long leadership and community development initiative designed to support emerging Indigenous women leaders worldwide. The program seeks to empower women who are advancing Indigenous Peoples' rights, gender equality, environmental justice, and sustainable livelihoods through comprehensive financial and professional support.
Benefits
- Up to USD $3,000 in funding and technical support to design and implement a community-level project.
- A USD $3,600 fellowship stipend to support participation throughout the program.
- Personalised mentoring from experienced Indigenous women leaders.
- Bimonthly training sessions, leadership development, networking opportunities, and advocacy support.
Eligibility
- Open to Indigenous women between 18 and 35 years old.
- Applicants must be able to communicate fluently in English, French, or Spanish.
- Must not have previously participated as a Land is Life fellow.
- Priority is given to applicants who do not hold a master’s or doctoral degree and who come from countries not previously represented in the fellowship.
How to Apply
Eligible candidates must complete the official online application form, develop an aligned community project proposal, and provide a letter of recommendation from an appropriate Indigenous organisation, representative, or official source. Applicants with limited internet access may contact [email protected] to request and submit application materials by email.
Deadline
Applications must be submitted by 24 September 2026 at 11:00 PM EST. Late or incomplete applications will not be considered.