For female cultural managers and representatives of the LGBTIQ community: the opportunity to become a mentor

Sector: Culture and creative industries
Type: Programme
Location: Online
Deadline: Finished
Organiser: The German Federal Foreign Office

This is an opportunity to become a mentor for female cultural managers and representatives of the LGBTIQ community from Ukraine who went abroad because of the war. If you know how to find perspective in the midst of uncertainty, make new acquaintances and adapt in a new place — join the network of ifa — Institute of International Relations mentors.

The programme is managed by ifa and financed by the Federal Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Germany. 

Learn more about the programme 

What do I get?
  • Fee
  • The opportunity to be a support for another person for five months
  • The chance to share your own knowledge and experience
  • New acquaintances and connections
Can I apply?

This is an opportunity for women cultural managers and representatives of the LGBTIQ community who:

  • Work in the field of art or culture
  • Are currently in Poland, Romania, Slovakia, Czech Republic, Hungary, Serbia, Croatia, Kosovo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Moldova, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Georgia, Armenia or Kazakhstan
  • Can devote time to mentoring
  • Know English well
How do I apply?

Fill in a short application form by 1 August.

If you have any questions, please contact mentoringprogramm@ifa.de. 

Good to know
  • The participation in the programme is free.
  • You will receive the results by email. The organisers will support 35 mentors.

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