The #AtlanticFellows program empowers communities of emerging leaders to advance fairer, healthier, more inclusive societies.
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(1) The Atlantic Fellows community spans more than 100 countries and six continents, with over 1,250 leaders united by a shared mission for equity.
For #WorldStrokeDay, Atlantic Fellows for Equity in Brain Health (@gbhi_fellows) share what they wish more people knew about stroke, a leading cause of death and long-term disability worldwide with a lifetime risk of one in four.
(1) Poverty is about more than income. It affects access to health care, clean water, education and opportunity.
This #InternationalDayForTheEradicationOfPoverty, we're highlighting Atlantic Fellows working to address the systems that drive inequity around the world.
(2) Explore the map and see how fellows are advancing fairer, healthier and more inclusive societies: atlanticfellows.org/global-c…
In a new article for the BMJ Leader (@BMJLeader), Atlantic Fellows for Health Equity (@GWFellow) Shubha Nagesh and Nandita Thatte explore the importance of including women's voices in decision-making.
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Living in Water will be shown at two European film festivals this fall!
Created by Ana P. Santos (@equityinit), the 360 VR documentary explores daily life amidst rising sea levels in the Philippines.
🔗 Get your tickets here:
asff.co.uk/tickets/
For #WorldAlzheimersDay, Atlantic Fellows are sharing the Global Brain Health Institute's guide to dementia‑friendly language and images — created with people living with dementia and caregivers.
gbhi.org/news-publications/g…
Using objects Fellows brought along to Emerging Technologies Residency and 3D scanning technology, the Atlantic Institute XR Lab created a virtual reality experience to deepen connection and collective meaning‑making.
The Book of Genocides, written by award-winning author and Atlantic Fellow for Equity in Brain Health, Dana Mashoian Walrath, is a haunting graphic narrative that compels readers to confront the most harrowing chapters of human history.
Built on true global solidarity, this powerful work was shaped by Dana's experiences as a descendant of genocide survivors and influenced deeply by other Atlantic Fellows.
📖 Order: bookofgenocides.com/the-book
Real community action isn't one leader with a plan but a network of people who move together.
We believe change that lasts is built collectively: leadership rooted in shared values, accountable to community and aimed at the systems that create inequity in the first place.
This International Day of Charity, discover several nonprofits that our fellows have founded in order to learn from one another, co-create and collaborate on ways to address the systemic causes of inequities locally, regionally and globally: atlanticfellows.org/articles
During the Atlantic Institute's Emerging Technology Residency in Oxford, @angga_dm (@equityinit) thrived by connecting with other fellows and told us how he benefited from learning different opinions and perspectives from his peers.
atlanticfellows.org/post/wha…
Atlantic Fellow for Equity in Brain Health, Mawuli Lawson, is leading Ahonhon Talk, a grass-roots movement bringing caregivers, researchers & leaders together to build culturally-grounded dementia care.
More here: gbhi.org/news-publications/s…
The Atlantic Institute based at Rhodes Trust is recruiting a new executive director to guide and strengthen our global Atlantic Fellows community.
Applications close by noon August 31. Find out more about the role: roles.saxbam.com/advert-deta…
Meron Abey—Atlantic Fellow for Equity in Brain Health & Founder of Arts Culture & Health Collaboratives—joined the Atlantic Institute's Emerging Tech Residency to explore climate justice, tech ethics & mental health.
