The Institute launches Atlantic Fellows-in-Residence programs
The Atlantic Institute is delighted to announce a new offering, the Atlantic Fellows-in-Residence program, to be piloted in May and June 2023. The first two Atlantic Fellows-in-Residence opportunities will be for two programs in Oxford.
The primary purpose will be to draw exceptional and experienced members of the Atlantic community (i.e. Fellows, program staff and board members) at a pivotal point in their life journey. It will offer you a collective program for inspiration and peer support to help strengthen and develop your work and your understanding of inequities at a global and multisectoral level.
The Fellows-in-Residence will offer:
● Space for lifelong learning and deeper reflection with others.
● The right conditions for you as Fellows/staff to explore your curiosity as a group.
● To draw on the ‘edge effect’: by which two ecosystems meet to create a ‘biodiversity’ of thinking and action.
● To create space for deeper collective reflection with others.
● To support those of you struggling with burnout and ‘sacrifice syndrome’.
The Fellows-in-Residence Bespoke Program
This will take place between May 16 and May 26, 2023, and will be based at a property recently purchased by the Institute, 3 Norham Gardens, Oxford.
This program aims to support your journey as a leader and provide new avenues to inspire you. As a participant, the Atlantic Institute team will help you develop your own bespoke itinerary and a shared curriculum with other Fellows/staff.
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Selection criteria: Up to seven Global Atlantic Fellows and two board members or Atlantic program staff who are:
● Candidates transitioning into a more senior role (e.g., a leader moving into the role as an Elder) who wants to focus on how they might accelerate and increase impact.
● A leader who is reflecting on their purpose and value, and needs space to think deeply about making a decision (e.g. an established founder of an organization who is thinking about moving into another role).
● A curious leader looking to explore (k)new ideas or widen their knowledge beyond their geographic boundaries, and learn from other cultures and ways of thinking and doing.
For any queries, contact Khalil Goga.
The Fellows in Residence: Healthcare Program
This will take place between June 8 and June 20, 2023, and will be based at 3 Norham Gardens and include the Oxford Healthcare Leadership Programme: Navigate Complexity to Drive Change run by Said Business School, University of Oxford,
The Atlantic Institute will be sponsoring up to seven Global Atlantic Fellows and one program staff member to participate in this residency.
Selection criteria: Up to seven Global Atlantic Fellows and one program staff member who can outline the following:
● How the residency and program will benefit your sector/region in the long term.
● How they will enhance the learning experience of the cohort through their diverse experience to date. This could include experience in working across multiple sectors and regions.
● We would also be particularly interested in applications from Fellows working outside of traditional clinical and care settings.
For any queries, contact Katherine Bond