Applications are currently being accepted for the UKRI What Works Innovation Fellowships - Tackling Violence Against Women and Girls 2026. Interested applicants are encouraged to click here to learn more about this opportunity and apply for it.
Spend 18 months as one of three What Works Innovation Fellows, generating and championing evidence that helps transform how the UK tackles violence against women and girls. Each fellowship is funded by UKRI’s Research & Development Missions Accelerator Programme and will be hosted by one of three Government-backed What Works Centres: Foundations (the What Works Centre for Children & Families); the What Works Centre for Crime Reduction at the College of Policing; and the Youth Endowment Fund.
Fellows can apply for up to £220,000 at Full Economic Cost consisting of:
To apply for the YEF Fellowship please submit your CV and Application Statement (max three pages each, six pages total) via the YEF careers page.
The application statement should respond to the following questions:
Apply for UKRI What Works Innovation Fellowships - Tackling Violence Against Women and Girls