Carnegie African Diaspora Fellowship Programme (CADFP) 2022-2023

Published: 20 Jan 2022 1,091 views

 The Carnegie African Diaspora Fellowship Programme (CADFP) is a scholar fellowship programme for educational projects at African higher education institutions for African researchers in diaspora. Offered by IIE in partnership with the United States International University-Africa (USIU-Africa), the programme is funded by a grant from Carnegie Corporation of New York (CCNY). In the first two years of the programme, the CADFP supported 110 short-term faculty fellowships for African-born academics. The programme exemplifies CCNY’s enduring commitment to higher education in Africa. IIE manages and administers the programme, including applications, project requests and fellowships.

CADFP Carnegie African Diaspora Fellowship Programme

Application Deadline	February 28, 2022
Type	Fellowship
Sponsor	Carnegie Council
Gender	Men and Women

Benefits of CADFP Carnegie African Diaspora Fellowship Programme

• A $150/day stipend
• Visa costs (if required)
• Supplemental health insurance coverage
• Round-trip international air travel and ground transportation costs to and from the scholar’s home to the North American airport
• Potential opportunities to apply for supplemental funding to cover knowledge production activities and workshop attendance.

Requirements for CADFP Carnegie African Diaspora Fellowship Programme

To be eligible for the Carnegie African Diaspora Fellowship Programme , a scholar must:

• Have been born in any African country, as evidenced by the biographical data in the scholar’s passport;
• Live in the United States or Canada;
• Hold a terminal degree; and
• Be employed at an accredited college or university.

Selection Process

Selection Criteria of Project: 

• Specific activities are proposed to collaborate on research, curriculum co-development and/or graduate student teaching, training and mentoring.
• Strong project concept and rationale are provided; project demonstrates innovation.
• Project Request clearly indicates what has been done by the institution on the proposed topic(s), the resources of the host institution, the problem to address, the goals of what to change or improve, the gaps and the anticipated specific role of the Diaspora Fellow in the proposed activities.
• Clear mission of what the host institution wants to accomplish through project visit is articulated, and justification is provided on reasons to partner in the effort with a Diaspora scholar.
• The proposed scholar’s discipline, subfields, areas of expertise, experience and motivation for applying are well-suited to the success and impact of the project.
• Evidence of relevant experience by the proposed scholar in each requested project activity is demonstrated.
• The proposed project must have the potential for impact
• If potential impact of longer term project will take more time to be realized or evaluated, explanation is provided on how initial impact of project visit will be measured or how it is expected to contribute to larger goals.

Application Documents

• Submit personal statements and information about their academic qualifications, disciplinary expertise and administrative experience. 
• A letter of recommendation from a Dean (or from an administrator of equal or higher level) from the scholar’s current institution is required.

Application Deadline

February 28, 2022

How to Apply

Interested and qualified? Go to Carnegie Council on www.onlinesubmissionportal.com to apply