The Feminist Code Fellowship (12 Weeks)
A small, high-commitment cohort for Pan-African and Global South feminists building a portfolio-ready capstone under one shared theme.
Cohort size: 5–6 fellows • Virtual • Weekly milestones
How the Fellowship Works
Apply
Short application + a Week 0 commitment task.
Get Selected
We choose 5–6 fellows for a focused cohort.
Choose Your Format
Essay, toolkit, workshop, curriculum, audio, or brief.
Build Weekly
One weekly circle + clear milestones.
Midpoint Review
A hard checkpoint to keep everyone on track.
Showcase & Publish
Present your capstone + get featured by TFC.
Be Part Of The Next Generation Of Feminist Leaders
What Fellows Create
Choose a format that fits your voice: writing, tools, workshops, audio, or research. Over 12 weeks, you'll build a capstone you can publish, present, or use in the real world.
Audio Story
10–20 minute episode + a short written summary
Op-ed Series
2–3 publishable essays under the cohort theme
Workshop Kit
Facilitator guide + slide outline + activities
Research Snapshot
Annotated mini-review + infographic
What You Get
Fellows receive structured milestones, accountability, and publishing support, so you finish a real piece of work, not just "participate." Completion includes a certificate, a portfolio-ready capstone, and a feature during showcase week. This fellowship is designed for people who want serious follow-through, not vibes.
- Weekly circle + milestones
- Feedback at key checkpoints
- Small cohort accountability
- Certificate for finishers
- Feature during showcase week
Be the Next Feminist Leader!
Apply for the next cohort
5–6 spots only • 12 weeks • Virtual
Eligibility
- Pan-African / Global South feminists
- Writers, educators, organizers, creatives, researchers
Time Commitment
- 4–6 hrs/week for 12 weeks
- Includes one 60-min weekly circle
Rules
- Week 0 gate task + weekly milestones
- Certificates and features are for those who reach the finish line
Knowledge resources for emerging feminist leaders
Feminist Theory
Accessible feminist theory and critical thinking, read from Africa and the Global South.
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Africa & Global South
Knowledge explicitly grounded in African and Global South contexts, histories, and futures.
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Glossary
Key terms in feminist theory and sexuality education, defined in context.
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