The Sawaba Fellowship offers a unique opportunity for African-based thinkers, artists, and organisers to receive funding, mentorship, and space to explore decolonial feminist ideas. It supports individuals committed to challenging colonial narratives and producing transformative knowledge rooted in African histories.
The fellowship is open to individuals of African descent who are currently based on the African continent. Applicants may come from a wide range of disciplines and backgrounds, including academia, the arts, journalism, activism, and community organising.
Candidates must submit a complete application via email, including a cover letter, project proposal, portfolio or CV, and a draft budget.
Applications must be submitted by April 24, 2026.

@Liberation Alliance Africa
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