Fellowship Curriculum

This curriculum was developed for the Fahamu Pan-African Fellowship program whose vision is to nurture emerging African social justice leaders. The fellowship program is designed with an objective of generating contemporary, energetic, visionary and innovative thought and activism, from the local to the continental.

The fellowship curriculum is intended to enhance the skills, knowledge and experience of community-based activists while increasing the effectiveness of their affiliated organisations and social movements in social justice advocacy.

The curriculum is expected to strengthen the capacity of community organisers to apply theories of change to advance their strategies of initiating and sustaining change. It represents the four major learning themes of the program. These include: theories of change, practical skills, leadership and personal development and creativity.

It is through engaging with the different concepts, exercises and resources in the curriculum that the learner acquires knowledge and skills in social justice.


Visit the Fahamu e-learing portal for more details.