Fellowship Programmes
The Ahaki Institute fellowship programme is dedicated to empowering dynamic African individuals, fostering the co-creation and leadership of innovative African solutions, and driving positive transformations in health, human rights and SRH. Fellows will be capacitated to conduct and support health, human rights and SRH Advocacy. Our fellowship programme aims to equip fellows with enhanced research and capacities, cultivating a diverse and skilled cohort of African changemakers capable of generating evidence-based practices and forging strategic partnerships in health, human rights and SRH. The programme emphasizes interdisciplinary collaboration among fellows, bringing together researchers, activists, policymakers, and practitioners to address challenges through Africentric.
Mentorship Programme
We will enroll scholars, researchers, healthcare professionals, activists and individuals interested in health, human rights and SRH in the mentorship program, matching experienced advocates with early-career practitioners. This Mentorship Programme is a cross-border, blended practice initiative that offers a structured platform for mentorship between young and early-career African activists and practitioners and senior established practitioners in the fields of health, human rights and SRH. The aim is to facilitate the sharing and transfer of knowledge, skills, learning and opportunities from the established experts to the young and junior generation.
Advanced Short Course on Reproductive Justice in Africa
Advocacy for Reproductive Justice in Africa is a dynamic short course designed to equip learners with the knowledge and skills to champion reproductive rights across the continent. This course explores key issues such as access to healthcare, gender equity, legal frameworks and community-driven advocacy strategies. Through engaging content, real-world case studies and interactive discussions, participants wil
Advanced Short Course on Digital Health Justice
The Advocacy for Digital Health Justice course aims to equip participants with the knowledge, skills and strategies to advocate for digital health justice. In today’s digital world, technology has the potential to revolutionise healthcare, but it also presents significant challenges. This course addresses the urgent need for professionals who operate at the intersection of health, law, technology and social justice, empowering them to navigate the complexities of digital health systems effectively.
