Applications are currently being accepted for the 1834 Global Fellowship 2027 for Black Canadians. Interested applicants are encouraged to click here to learn more about this opportunity and apply for it.
About 1834 Global Fellowship for Black Canadians
1834 Global is a transformative 9-week fellowship that supports the skill-building and career development of high-potential Black Canadians aged 20–30 who aspire to lead in global civic and international affairs.
Through a dynamic blend of expert mentorship, intensive virtual mixers, and real-world policy research with leading international organizations, Fellows gain the tools, training, and networks needed to understand and shape the global systems that impact Black communities in Canada and around the world.This program offers more than education, it’s a launchpad for emerging leaders to imagine bold governance solutions, collaborate with high-profile clients, and step confidently into careers as diplomats, policy analysts, and global change-makers. 1834 Global nurtures a new generation of Black visionaries ready to shape the future of global affairs from the inside out.The 1834 Global program is offered in collaboration with the Centre for Diaspora and Transnational Studies at the University of Toronto.
Benefits of 1834 Global Fellowship for Black Canadians
- Mentorship: Guidance from experienced professionals in global affairs.
- Skill-building: Weekly sessions on diplomacy, governance, advocacy, and policy design.
- Hands-on Experience: Work on real-world policy research projects with international organizations.
- Networking: Access to high-profile clients, policymakers, and institutions.
- Visibility: Present research at the Global Summit, gaining recognition and career exposure.
- Career Launchpad: Pathways into diplomacy, policy analysis, and leadership roles.
- Community Impact: Empowering Black Canadian voices in global civic and international affairs.
1834 Global Fellowship for Black Canadians Requirements
1834 Global is seeking aspiring Black leaders who are ready to make a global impact. Ideal candidates are:
- Aged 20 to 30 years old
- Identify as Black or of African descent
- Canadian citizens or permanent residents
- Interested in a career in international development, diplomacy, or Canadian foreign policy
- Committed to participating in a 9-week virtual program (approx. 3.5 hours per week)
- Willing and able to travel for the final in-person Summit
Application Date and Process
Eligible candidates must apply through the secure 1834 Foundation online application system. Each application must include the following supporting documents:
- Personal Statement – A written statement (maximum 400 words) outlining how you hope to contribute to and benefit from the 1834 Global Fellowship.
- Two Letters of Reference – Applicants must submit two letters of reference: one from an academic source and one from an employer or community leader. Candidates are responsible for ensuring that letters are submitted on time. Referees may also send their letters directly to: [email protected].
- Resume – A current resume that includes your contact information, education, work experience, extracurricular involvement, and volunteer activities.
All application materials will be treated with strict confidentiality.
Application Deadline
13 October, 2026
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