2022 Annual Review
Holding the Cloak: Atlantic Fellows for Social Equity 2022 Annual Review
We are delighted to share this Annual Review of the Atlantic Fellows for Social Equity (AFSE). Our community continues to grow and fuel our efforts to Indigenous-led social change. This year we welcomed 21 new Fellows into our midst to join the 50 who are already part of the Global Atlantic Fellows (alumni) community - Belinda Duarte | AFSE Advisory Board Chair
The Atlantic Fellows for Social Equity Annual Review has been named Holding the cloak with permission from 2022 Fellow Holly Weir-Tikao; inspired by an essay written during her Foundation year and as a metaphor for Indigenous Leadership. The core value of the AFSE program is to support Indigenous leadership capacity by holding the cloak of Atlantic Fellows and resourcing them to hold the cloaks of their Elders as they navigate intergenerational leadership roles within their own communities.
(Holly’s essay can be read here)
• Collaboration
• Indigenous Leadership
• Intercultural Exchange
• Healthy Disruption
• Learning on Country
• Social Change Stories
• Global Atlantic Fellows
• Collaboration • Indigenous Leadership • Intercultural Exchange • Healthy Disruption • Learning on Country • Social Change Stories • Global Atlantic Fellows
Stories from Atlantic Fellows for Social Equity 2022
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Indigenous Leadership
Holding the Cloak: A metaphor for Indigenous Leadership
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Learning on Country
Reflections of immersive learning experiences
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Social change stories
The transformative power of healthy disruption
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Senior Fellows Collaboration
A Gift from Wiradjuri Country: Wagga Wagga Yarns
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Intercultural exchange
Focused on Indigenous rights, sovereignty and treaties
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Global Atlantic Fellows
Cohorts come together for lifelong Fellows gathering
In 2022, Fellows told us why they joined the AFSE community
Find out more about us and what we’ve been up to.
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