Atlas Corps: Building Bridges for Social Impact

by Atlas Corps
Atlas Corps: Building Bridges for Social Impact

Project Report | Jul 22, 2016
Top 10 reasons to...

By Abby Robinson | Chief Development & Engagement Officer

Atlas Corps Top 10 Finalists!
Atlas Corps Top 10 Finalists!

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Hello!

What is one reason that you support Atlas Corps? To be helpful, I have 10 reasons - Top 10 Atlas Corps Finalists

These 10 dynamic leaders are vetted applicants who are ready to become Atlas Corps Fellows! Can you help support these leaders? Your quick action today will support:

 

A financial/project management professional - Abdul (Pakistan) has 2 years of experience in the nonprofit sector, in basic education, community awareness, and development. He has earned a Master’s degree in Business Administration from Quaid-I-Azam University, and a Master of Science’s degree in Management from COMSATS University of Science and Technology, Islamabad. He was awarded with scholarship from USAID Pakistan toward his Master degree and a fellowship from Higher Education Commission of Pakistan for his Master of Science education. He holds a diploma in individualized studies in Management from Central Lakes Community College in Brainerd, Minnesota. Abdul Qadir has strong financial, project, and volunteer management skills, and has developed an aptitude for research work. He has a strong passion for leadership, education, community development, and women and youth empowerment.
 
A gender specialist with experience in refugee rights - Winfred (Kenya) has eight years of experience in the nonprofit sector. She earned a Master’s degree in International Development (global concentration) from Eastern University, St. Davids, Pennsylvania.She also develops proposals for new projects and acts as a liaison between her current organization, and other relief and development organizations. Winfred has also worked as a Learning Associate at Bates College in Lewiston, Maine. She was a guest teacher in various Education Department courses, and facilitated workshops on English Language Learning (ELL) to faculty from various colleges and universities in Maine. Winfred’s areas of interest include: Gender issues, human (especially women and refugee rights) and humanitarianism.

Action Steps - here are two simple steps:

  1. Invest in Atlas Corps! Your continued donation of $20, $50, $100 will directly support our Atlas Corps Fellows.
  2. Find Host Organizations for these 10 dynamic FinalistsJust forward this email to a friend, colleague, contact at an organization that may be interested in hosting one of these leaders. Once you send along this email, all the organization needs to do to start a conversation is fill out this form. (More information about Atlas Corps is included below.)

Let me know what additional support you need.

Thank you in advance for supporting Atlas Corps and these dynamic global leaders!

-Abby

P.S. A bit of information to about Atlas Corps: Atlas Corps  is a White House-endorsed, professional exchange program that engages emerging global leaders committed to the nonprofit sector in 6 to 18 month professional fellowships at organizations to learn best practices, build organizational capacity, and return home to create a network of global change makers. Fellows are leaders in their home countries with 2 to 10 years or professional experience; they speak fluent English, and most hold post-graduate degrees. Atlas Corps takes care of all logistics such as flights, taxes, health coverage, visa, etc., and the Host Organization contributes a cost share that covers a portion of program expenses. Learn more about hosting a Fellow with this great article in the Nonprofit Quarterly.

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Atlas Corps

Location: Washington, DC - USA
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Twitter: @atlascorps
Project Leader:
Sabrina K
Washington , DC United States

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