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Mastercard x TAFTA Women Entrepreneurs Development

Call For Applications: Mastercard x TAFTA Women Entrepreneurs Development Program (WEDP)Cohort 3

Are you a young woman building a career or business in the creative industry and looking for the right skills, knowledge and support to take your work to the next level? Applications are now open for the Women Entrepreneurs Development Programme (WEDP) 3.0, a 3-day bootcamp designed to equip young women in the creative industry with practical tools to build, grow and sustain their businesses. The programme recognises that having a creative skill is only one part of building a successful business. Women entrepreneurs also need business knowledge, financial literacy, strategic thinking, market access, mentorship and the confidence to turn their ideas into sustainable ventures. Table of Contents Toggle Why This Program Matters What You Stand To Gain Who Should Apply? Why You Should Apply Why This Program Matters Many talented women have great creative ideas but struggle with turning those ideas into profitable and sustainable businesses. Advertisement WEDP 3.0 provides an opportunity to bridge that gap by helping participants develop the entrepreneurial and business skills needed to navigate the creative economy. Through practical learning and mentorship, participants will gain the kn

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Africa

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Cambridge Africa Mentorship

Call For Applications: Cambridge Africa Mentorship Programme (CAMP) 2026

Applications are open for the Cambridge Africa Mentorship Programme (CAMP) 2026 , a free mentorship initiative designed to support African students and members of the African diaspora who are preparing to apply for postgraduate study at the . CAMP is an initiative of the African Society of Cambridge University (ASCU) and aims to help African applicants navigate the competitive Cambridge postgraduate application process through structured online guidance and one-to-one mentorship. What the Programme Offers Successful mentees can receive: Free one-to-one mentorship from a Cambridge student, alumnus or staff member Guidance on the Cambridge postgraduate application process Support with CVs and personal statements Guidance on research proposals Advice on contacting potential supervisors Support with securing strong references Scholarship and funding guidance Mock interview preparation Progress tracking and feedback Insights into student life at Cambridge Access to a network of African scholars and applicants Limited need-based financial support for application fees . Who Can Apply? The mentee programme is designed for applicants who: Are from the African continent or African diaspora A

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Africa

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CyberSafe × SANS AI Security

Call for Applications: CyberSafe × SANS AI Security Fellowship 2026 for African Women (Fully Funded)

The CyberSafe Foundation, in partnership with SANS Institute, is inviting applications from African women interested in advancing their careers in cybersecurity and artificial intelligence security through the AI Security Fellowship 2026. The fellowship is designed to equip participants with specialised knowledge and practical skills at the intersection of cybersecurity and artificial intelligence, helping women build stronger careers in the rapidly evolving digital security landscape. What the Fellowship Offers Selected fellows will have access to a fully funded learning and professional development opportunity, including: Advanced training in AI security and cybersecurity Access to SANS learning resources and training Practical, industry-relevant cybersecurity knowledge Professional development and career support Opportunities to connect with cybersecurity professionals and other women in the field Exposure to emerging challenges and opportunities in AI security Who Can Apply? The opportunity is designed for African women in cybersecurity who are interested in developing specialised expertise in AI security and strengthening their professional careers. Applicants should demonstra

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Location

Africa

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NASA Open Science Essentials

Call For Applications: NASA Open Science Essentials Course 2026 | Free Online Course and Certificate

NASA is offering its Open Science Essentials (OSE) course, a free online learning opportunity designed to introduce participants to the principles, practices and tools of open science. The course is available to the general public, including students, researchers and professionals , and can be completed online at the learner’s own pace. What Is Open Science Essentials? Open Science Essentials is a concise, standalone course that provides a broad introduction to open science and how research can be made more transparent, accessible and reproducible . The course takes approximately two hours to complete. What Will You Learn? Participants will learn about: Advertisement The meaning and benefits of open science Open data and data-sharing practices Open peer review Collaborative research practices FAIR principles Open science and data management plans Open-source software Open research results Open licensing and research repositories Version control and persistent identifiers The role of AI in open science. Who Can Apply? The course is open to a broad audience, including: Students Researchers Scientists Educators Research managers Professionals Interested members of the general public.

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Africa

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Coca-Cola Foundation Grants 2026 for NGOs and Social Impact Organizations

Call for Applications: Coca-Cola Foundation Grants 2026 for NGOs and Social Impact Organizations

The Coca-Cola Foundation provides philanthropic funding to organisations working on initiatives that create measurable and lasting impact in communities around the world. However, organisations should note that the Foundation’s official website currently states that it does not accept unsolicited grant proposals. Funding is guided by the Foundation’s priority areas and is generally provided through its established philanthropic partnerships. About the Coca-Cola Foundation The Coca-Cola Foundation is the philanthropic arm of The Coca-Cola Company. Since its establishment in 1984, the Foundation has supported community initiatives addressing major social, environmental and economic challenges. According to the Foundation, it has awarded more than $1.8 billion in grants over more than 40 years, supporting initiatives around the world. Advertisement The Foundation invests in transformative ideas and institutions through grants and impact investments, while also working with partners to deliver projects at scale. Key Focus Areas The Foundation’s current priority areas include: Sustainable access to safe water Watershed conservation Disaster preparedness and response Recycling value chai

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