Vidnova Lab: fellowships for civil society activists

Sector: Other
Type: Programme
Location: Ukraine
Deadline: Finished
Organiser: Other

Vidnova Lab is a fellowship programme for Ukrainian civil society activists who remain in Ukraine or live abroad.

For six months, you will receive a monthly scholarship of EUR 500. You will also have a community of like-minded people, learning opportunities and EUR 4,000 for a professional development project.

The Vidnova Lab project was created by Commit gGmbH with financial support from the Robert Bosch Stiftung.

More about the programme

What do I get?
  • Six months of a monthly scholarship of EUR 500 — from April to October
  • EUR 4000 for a project or research
  • Three meetings in Ukraine for exchange of experience and networking
  • Training in a systemic approach
  • Participation in the alumni community
Can I apply?

This opportunity is for experienced civil society activists who:

  • Live in Ukraine or abroad
  • Work with culture, education, media, participatory urban development, green renewal, mental health, memory or vulnerable groups, and anti-corruption
What do I need to apply?
  • Online application, completed in Ukrainian
  • CV
  • Information about your work experience, completed projects and professional plans for 2025
How do I apply?

By 17 February, submit the application form.

The results will be announced on 28 February.

Good to know
  • You can only receive the Vidnova fellowship once.
  • Unfortunately, the organisers cannot explain why your application was not selected.

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