Aspen Institute/New Voices Fellowship/2019
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  Aspen Institute/New Voices Fellowship/2019(Aspen Institute/New Voices Fellowship)    | |
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| Membership | • Wendo Aszed • Metsehate Ayenekulu • Mohamed Bailor Barrie • Selorm Branttie • Ana Michelle Dubon Estrada • Shadia Elshiwy • Buyung Hadi • Ghada Jabbour • Isabelle Kamariza • Usman Ali Lawan • Mugove (Gerald) Madziyire • Edinah Masiyiwa • Kapil Mohabir • Brenda Moore • Naadiya Moosajee • Abdoul Moumouni Nouhou • Walter Ochieng • Fredros Okumu • Adaeze Oreh • Monalisa Padhee • Alice Ruhweza • Tabitha Saoyo • Maulik Sisodia • Dorothy Tuma |
| The Aspen Institute's New Voices Fellowship class of 2019 | |
The Aspen Institute's New Voices Fellowship class of 2019. The previous year's cadre is listed at Aspen Institute/New Voices Fellowship/2018. The following year's cadre is listed at Aspen Institute/New Voices Fellowship/2020.
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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