Overview

This fellowship offers funding of up to $20,000 and professional development opportunities for individuals working in alternative dispute resolution (ADR) globally.

Eligibility

This fellowship is open to qualified applicants from outside the United States who demonstrate strong experience and commitment to dispute resolution.

Must not be citizens of the United States
Must be fluent in English
Proposed fellowship activities must last between one and four months
Fellowship funding can only support activities conducted in the United States

Benefits

Funding of up to $20,000 for fellowship activities
Professional development through exposure to ADR processes in the United States
Participation in university-based ADR programs, graduate-level studies, research collaborations, and specialized dispute resolution training
Annual gathering in the San Francisco Bay Area for networking and professional exchange

How to Apply

Applicants must provide detailed information about their proposed fellowship activities, including goals, plans for implementing ADR initiatives, and current affiliations. Required documents include a fellowship application form, cover letter, CV, and two signed letters of recommendation.