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|description=The Aspen Institute's New Voices Fellowship class of 2017 | |description=The Aspen Institute's New Voices Fellowship class of 2017 | ||
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| + | |image_caption=[[Bernard Olayo]] (NVF ’17) presented a case study from his organization [[Hewatele]] to [[Bill Gates]] while Bill Gates was visiting [[Nairobi]] on November 21, 2022. "Bernard has been recognized by Bill Gates previously for his work eliminating hospital oxygen shortages in [[East Africa]]. Bernard says that public recognition during his Fellowship year lead to significant increases in his organization’s funding and global recognition for his work."<ref>https://newvoicesfellows.aspeninstitute.org/fellows-in-the-news-november/</ref> | ||
|members=Narayan Adhikari, Gulrez Shah Azhar, Dixon Chibanda, Minda Dentler, Ngozi Erondu, Robert Hakiza, Jamila Headley, Boaz Keizire, Omezzine Khelifa, Mercy Lung’aho, Janet Midega, Koketso Moeti, Ariong Moses, Andrew Mude, Jemimah Njuki, Mojisola Ojebode, Bernard Olayo, Phyllis Omido, Assia Sidibe, Bakary Sidibe, Neo Tapela | |members=Narayan Adhikari, Gulrez Shah Azhar, Dixon Chibanda, Minda Dentler, Ngozi Erondu, Robert Hakiza, Jamila Headley, Boaz Keizire, Omezzine Khelifa, Mercy Lung’aho, Janet Midega, Koketso Moeti, Ariong Moses, Andrew Mude, Jemimah Njuki, Mojisola Ojebode, Bernard Olayo, Phyllis Omido, Assia Sidibe, Bakary Sidibe, Neo Tapela | ||
}}'''The [[Aspen Institute]]'s [[New Voices Fellowship]] class of [[2017]]'''. The previous year's cadre is listed at [[Aspen Institute/New Voices Fellowship/2016]]. The following year's cadre is listed at [[Aspen Institute/New Voices Fellowship/2018]]. | }}'''The [[Aspen Institute]]'s [[New Voices Fellowship]] class of [[2017]]'''. The previous year's cadre is listed at [[Aspen Institute/New Voices Fellowship/2016]]. The following year's cadre is listed at [[Aspen Institute/New Voices Fellowship/2018]]. | ||
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 Bernard Olayo (NVF ’17) presented a case study from his organization Hewatele to Bill Gates while Bill Gates was visiting Nairobi on November 21, 2022. "Bernard has been recognized by Bill Gates previously for his work eliminating hospital oxygen shortages in East Africa. Bernard says that public recognition during his Fellowship year lead to significant increases in his organization’s funding and global recognition for his work."[1] | |
| Membership | • Narayan Adhikari • Gulrez Shah Azhar • Dixon Chibanda • Minda Dentler • Ngozi Erondu • Robert Hakiza • Jamila Headley • Boaz Keizire • Omezzine Khelifa • Mercy Lung’aho • Janet Midega • Koketso Moeti • Ariong Moses • Andrew Mude • Jemimah Njuki • Mojisola Ojebode • Bernard Olayo • Phyllis Omido • Assia Sidibe • Bakary Sidibe • Neo Tapela |
| The Aspen Institute's New Voices Fellowship class of 2017 | |
The Aspen Institute's New Voices Fellowship class of 2017. The previous year's cadre is listed at Aspen Institute/New Voices Fellowship/2016. The following year's cadre is listed at Aspen Institute/New Voices Fellowship/2018.
Related Quotations
| Page | Quote | Date |
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| Aspen Institute/New Voices Fellowship | “The New Voices Fellowship at the Aspen Institute uses communications, advocacy, and storytelling training to equip experts and advocates from countries in Africa, Asia, and Latin America with skills to change public opinion and shift public policy.” | 2023 |
| Aspen Institute/New Voices Fellowship | “New Voices is the catalyst that propels Fellows into positions of power and places of recognition. Following the modest yearlong investment, Fellows go on to scale their organizations and ideas, often reaching millions of people through governmental policy and direct service care innovations.” | 2023 |
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