As the CEO and Founder of Havenhill Synergy Limited, Olusegun Odunaiya aspires to resolve the electrical power crisis in Nigeria by providing clean, cost-effective solar...
The Greatest Strengths of the Mandela Washington Fellowship
In this article for The Presidential Precinct, Ahmed Adetola-Kazeem shares several pieces of advice for this year's Fellows.
Fellowship Alumna Recognized as American Bar Association’s Women of Legal Tech
2019 Fellowship Alumna Leah Molatseli is the first African woman recognized by the American Bar Association as a Women of Legal Tech.
Protecting Oceans by Advancing the Blue Economy
2021 Fellowship Alumna Sarah Nyawira is protecting oceans through her work as an environmental policy consultant. Learn more...
Promoting Intercultural Connections at the Dinner Table
To commemorate World Day for Cultural Diversity for Dialogue and Development, the Fellowship is proud to highlight 2017 Fellowship Alumnus Luthando Dyasi and his work...
Taking Children Around the World Through the Power of Stories
In Summer 2021, as part of the Mandela Washington Fellowship for Young African Leaders, the University of Nebraska-Lincoln partnered with Lincoln Littles, an early childhood...
Reciprocal Exchange Participant Nominated for Emmy
Reciprocal Exchange Participant Tamlin Hall's TV show Hope Givers on Georgia Public Broadcasting was recently nominated for an Emmy.
Nice Nailantei Leng’ete Receives Roosevelt Foundation Freedom from Want Award
2016 Fellowship Alumna Nice Nailantei Leng'ete recently received the 2022 Roosevelt Foundation Freedom from Want award.
Protecting the Environment through Sustainability, Conservation, and Wildlife Management
This Earth Day, we are proud to feature extraordinary Alumnae and the work they are doing in anti-poaching, wildlife management, and community development.
Fellowship Alumna Named to 2022 Class of the Forum of Young Global Leaders
Congratulations to 2018 Fellowship Alumna Nasreen Ali Mohamed for being named to the 2022 class of the Forum of Young Global Leaders.