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Calling undergraduates with a passion for tech x social impact Apply to the Millennium Fellowship Apply The application to join the Class of 2024 is now closed. Calling Undergraduate Leaders: Are you committed to making a difference in the world through technology? The Millennium Fellowship is also inviting students who are passionate about leveraging technology for social impact. The United Nations Academic Impact and MCN proudly present the Millennium Fellowship. The Fellowship is a semester-long leadership development program on your campus to take your social impact to the next level. Access to world class training, connections, and recognition is just an application away. Through the Millennium Fellowship, you will have the opportunity to work on projects that have tangible impact in your community while also gaining valuable leadership experience and networking with industry professionals. The Class of 2024 application is now closed! INTEREST FORM FOR CLASS OF 2025 Meet Millennium Fellows Leveraging Tech for Social Impact University College London United Kingdom Substance-less Class of 2023 Michal Bartler , through his project- Substance-less, is leveraging technology to develop a predictive tech substance test to reduce substance abuse effects. Federal University of Technology Nigeria Digital Skills Advancement Project (DSAP) Class of 2023 Oyetunji Oyekunle is promoting Digital Skills among students and FUTA community alongside the academic pursuits. Pace University United States Right to Know H2O Class of 2023 Emerging Technologists at Pace University with their revolutionary project- Right to Know H2O aims to ensure that people have access to safe drinking water. University of Jos Nigeria Enhancing Clean Water Access in Kabong Class of 2023 Jeff Deme is working on building an AI Powered borehole systems to tackle the challenge of lack of clean and sufficient water in Kabong community. Plaksha University India Indri.yeah Class of 2023 Prerit Rathi , through his project- Indri.yeah, a groundbreaking B2B SaaS platform, is offering real-time sign language translation for the hearing-impaired. Duke Kushan University China Connecting Elders to the Digital World Class of 2023 Wanlin Bai's project is a movement towards inclusive digital equity and intergenerational support by empowering the elderly to confidently navigate the digital realm. African Leadership Uni versity Rwanda MEEN Africa Class of 2023 Chijioke Kalu is an Emerging Technologist collaborating with local farmers to convert cassava peel waste into biogas cooking fuel. Meet Kami Kami Krista (Harvard University, USA), who is helping “companies in technologically complicated industries to develop effective decarbonization plans, based on state-of-the-art science.” Post-Fellowship, Kami received a $100,000 776 Foundation Fellowship. "The Millennium Fellowship helped shape my trajectory…[T]he community and network I was exposed to were vital in helping me access people I’d otherwise never reach. This allowed us to find our path quicker, and it brought more buy-in early on for what we were creating.”

Planting Seeds for Civic Leadership: An Evening of Timely Ideas and Lasting Connections Fossil Showroom 366 Fifth Avenue New York, New York Fossil Foundation and Millennium Campus Network (MCN) are honored to invite you to an inspiring evening of collective imagination and action for the future of higher education. Using the Millennium Fellowship — now active at over 280 universities across the US and globe — as a case study, we will come together to explore big, interconnected questions: How can we collectively help ensure that more undergraduates across the US and globe have access to meaningful civic engagement experiences? And how can these experiences help more young leaders to build lives of sustained civic leadership post-graduation? This intimate convening is intentionally kept small to foster deep conversations, genuine connections, and robust dialogue. Visionary leaders from across sectors, including from higher education, civic and philanthropic organizations, and other special guests will join in. We would be honored to have you join with us. This is an invite-only event, please RSVP at your earliest convenience and no later than July 10th. DATE: TIME: VENUE: Monday, July 21st, 2025 5:30 pm - 8:00 pm Fossil Showroom 366 Fifth Avenue New York, New York RSVP Here Please RSVP by July 10th — space is limited and by invitation only.

Congratulations on submitting your Round 2 application! Millennium Fellowship Campus Directors Who are Campus Directors? Campus directors facilitate their campus hubs by leading their cohorts over the course of the Millennium Fellowship. They are top Fellows who show a deep commitment to social impact, and display strong leadership potential. There are 2 Campus Directors per Campus. As a Campus Director, you commit to the following responsibilities: Being the primary point of contact for Fellows at on your Campus Hub as well as for the MCN Fellowship management team, including regular communication. 4 hours of training via webinar in the first 2 weeks of the Fellowship launch. Working with your Co-Director to arrange and hold one-to-one sessions with each of the Fellows who will be in their Campus Hub. Working with your Co-Director, facilitate Fellowship sessions, including developing Goals and Objectives for your site, taking attendance, submitting documentation for your site, and ensuring that a final story and feedback forms are submitted. What are the Benefits of being a Campus Director? One-to-one and small group mentorship from the MCN team, including both personal and Fellowship-based mentorship and networking opportunities to support your success in social impact work. Opportunities to connect with and learn from other top Campus Directors on campuses across the globe, building your global peer and professional network. As we expand across the globe, we will look to you as thought partners in continuing to develop this program. You can help shape a leadership development network that thousands of students around the world will benefit from. Please use the box below to schedule a time for the Campus Director Interview. Please note a Campus Director interview invitation does not mean that you or your campus have been selected. The interview is part of the Millennium Fellowship selection process. You will be notified on your application status during the first week of August. ⚠ Make sure to select the date and time in your local time zone. To do this, click on the default TIME ZONE right above the available slots and choose your local time zone from the list. Insights from Campus Directors Servant Leadership: "Our Experiences as Millennium Fellows and Campus Directors." Griffith University Campus Directors reflect on their Millennium Fellowship experience

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The Millennium Fellowship is a semester-long leadership development program that happens on your campus. The United Nations Academic Impact and MCN ... The Millennium Fellowship is a semester-long leadership development program that happens on your campus. The United Nations Academic Impact and MCN are here to elevate your leadership. CONVENE As part of a cohort of 8-20+ Millennium Fellows on your campus, convene to learn from and challenge each other. Millennium Fellows convene at least 8 times during the program. CHALLENGE Develop a plan of action for your sessions together. Meet to exchange best practices. And you could think bigger: organizing a campus-wide sustainability initiative or more. CELEBRATE When your Fellowship Campus meets the goals you made for yourselves and completed the Fellowship graduation requirements, you will earn a certificate of recognition from United Nations Academic Impact and Millennium Campus Network. How the Program Works Step 1: Apply (as soon as you can) to become a Millennium Fellow. Note that each selected campus hub will typically have 8-20 Millennium Fellows (meaning you are strongly encouraged to invite your colleagues and classmates on your campus to apply as well). When you apply, you are asked to submit your Millennium Fellowship Project. Whatever your Project is, it must be time-bound - something you can make meaningful, measurable impact on during the Millennium Fellowship (August-December) and it must advance at least one Sustainable Development Goal and one UNAI principle. For some examples, it could be (but is not limited to): leading your campus organization (for example, a chapter of AIESEC, ENACTUS, UNICEF) that advances UN goals. student journalism - writing a series on the Sustainable Development Goals for your campus newspaper. running a social enterprise. innovative research that concretely advances UN goals. proposing a collective action as a Project - a campus-wide and/or community-wide initiative that advances UN goals. For inspiration, learn about Middlebury College's successful campus-wide action to become carbon neutral by 2016 (advancing SDG 13). If you want to curate the Millennium Fellowship on your campus, in your fellowship application you can also apply to be one of two campus directors for your campus. Applications to the Millennium Fellowship Class of 2026 are now open. Interested applicants can head on to the apply page to submit their 2026 applications. The next priority deadline is Tuesday, March 31, 2026. Step 2: Convene, Challenge, and Celebrate. In Fellowship sessions (a minimum of 8 convenings between August and November), Millennium Fellows convene on their respective campuses. During these sessions, Campus Directors will lead you through the MCN Action Toolkit - an adaptive curriculum to help you reflect on core values, hone skills, and take informed action for UN goals. The curriculum is experiential - it is meant to be applied to help you grow as a leader in real-time as you manage your Project. As a campus hub, you will get exposed to a variety of elements during the Fellowship sessions as part of the the MCN Action Toolkit: cultivating core values (empathy, humility, inclusion). honing hard skills (how to write a budget, create SMART goals). honing soft skills (team management, pitching your Project). peer to peer feedback - sharing best practices to help each other overcome obstacles to your Project and exploring further opportunities for collaboration. You will take on the challenge - engaging in peer to peer feedback to support Projects of your peers as you lead your own. As a campus hub, you may also choose to take on a collective action - for example, working with your administration to update a campus sustainability plan. If you have been an active Millennium Fellow and completed your Project, we will celebrate your work: you will earn a certificate recognizing successful completion of your Millennium Fellowship Project from United Nations Academic Impact and MCN. All of us at United Nations Academic Impact and MCN are also looking forward to hearing and sharing your stories of impact advancing the SDGs and UNAI principles in your communities - be sure to reflect and share videos/photos/articles of what you have learned and accomplished through this program. Step 3: Join Our Alumni Community. Join over 11,000+ MCN alumni to date and build a career with social impact. See here for some examples of what alumni have gone on to do. The best alumni stay involved: Continuing to share the long-term impact of this program on your work and career trajectory to inspire leaders younger than you to join. Building a robust campus hub to ensure future Millennium Fellows can participate, recruiting other students to become Millennium Fellows, and returning as guest speakers and mentors for future classes. UPON SUCCESSFUL COMPLETION OF THE PROGRAM, JOIN THE MCN ALUMNI COMMUNITY AND CONTINUE TO HAVE SOCIAL IMPACT. 20,000 + Alumni from over 400 universities in 60+ countries 87% 87% of Fellowship Alumni currently employed report now working in social impact careers Meet the Community Through the Millennium Fellowship, I got the chance to work with likeminded individuals who are passionate about changing the world, one person at a time, and that really was a great experience for me. Shantel Marekera Millennium Fellow and Rhodes Scholar, Arizona State University

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CLASS OF 2025 GLOBAL GRADUATION GLOBAL GRADUATION GLOBAL GRADUATION GLOBAL GRADUATION RSVP Friday | Nov 21st | 10:00 AM ET The United Nations Academic Impact and MCN partner to present the Millennium Fellowship. This year, 4,000+ Millennium Fellows have built a grassroots movement strengthening their communities. Fellows have dedicated hundreds of thousands of hours shaping 1,000+ grassroots civic initiatives to tackle inequities, discrimination, and climate change, making the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) reality. Thousands of Millennium Fellows worldwide will join live for Graduation. Fellows will spotlight their civic commitments, engage with global leaders, and join thousands of Alumni in sustaining their social impact beyond graduation. Friday, Nov 21st 10:00 am ET - 11:30 am ET RSVP The Legacy We Build: Vision, Voice, and Action As the Millennium Fellowship Class of 2025 completes its journey, we celebrate not just what’s been achieved, but what’s been set in motion. Across campuses and continents, Fellows have turned ideas into impact, shaping communities with empathy, courage, and collaboration. “The Legacy We Build” honors the shared vision that unites this generation, the voices that challenge and inspire change, and the collective action that continues beyond graduation. 2025 Global Generation Award Winners Text Description for the section Name Global Generation Award Winner Name Global Generation Award Winner Name Global Generation Award Winner Name Global Generation Award Winner RSVP Three Sparks from a Thousand Women Empowerment through Entrepreneurship: This two-phase initiative equipped young women and students in underserved communities with creative and entrepreneurial skills. In partnership with The Citizens Foundation and Bait-ul-Barkat, participants received hands-on training in stitching, painting, and crafts, culminating in an exhibition where they showcased and sold their work. The project advanced SDGs 8, 4, 5, and 10 by fostering confidence, skills, and pathways to financial independence. National University of Medical Sciences, Pakistan Graduation Speakers Sam Vaghar Executive Director, Millennium Campus Network Robert Skinner Deputy Director & Chief of Partnerships and Global Engagement, United Nations Jayashri Sarah Wyatt Chief, Education Outreach, United Nations Silas Gonzalez Millennium Fellow, '25 Pace University, Pleasantville Raean Hfidan Millennium Fellow, '25 Azzaytuna University Sonia Sakoine Millennium Fellow, '25 Hubert Kairuki Memorial University RSVP A Look Back at Millennium Fellowship Graduations Millennium Fellowship Graduation Events Sign in Millennium Fellowship Graduation Events Play Video Share Whole Channel This Video Facebook Twitter Pinterest Tumblr Copy Link Link Copied Now Playing Millennium Fellowship Class of 2024 Graduation 01:53:58 Play Video Now Playing Millennium Fellowship Class of 2023 Global Graduation 01:58:26 Play Video Now Playing Millennium Fellowship Class of 2022 Graduation 01:40:55 Play Video Now Playing Millennium Fellowship Class of 2021 Graduation 01:51:45 Play Video

Apply to Millennium Fellowship. The United Nations Academic Impact and MCN proudly present the Millennium Fellowship. This program convenes, challenges, and celebrates bold student leadership advancing the Sustainable Development Goals on campus and in communities. APPLY TO THE MILLENNIUM FELLOWSHIP CLASS OF 2026 Apply by the next priority deadline on Tuesday, March 31, 2026. Apply Now Presented By Program Details Eligibility Application Process Share the Opportunity Get in Touch Individual Eligibility Age Be at least 18 years of age Be an enrolled undergraduate student during the duration of the program (August- November 2026) Have interest in social impact work Learn more about the Sustainable Development Goals here . Campus Eligibility Cohort Size Each campus cohort must have at least 8 Millennium Fellows. Competitive campuses have 15-20+. Round 1 Round 1 is to get to know you and hear about your motivation for joining the program. The application for this round is reviewed on a rolling basis. The next Priority Deadline to submit your Round 1 Application is February 28, 2026. Apply Round 2 Upon successful completition and passing of Round 1, applicants receive invite via email to complete their Round 2. In this round, we ask for: Social Impact Project details (It could be a project idea or an existing project you are working on). Emotional Investment towards the cause. Apply to be Campus Director (Optional). One recommendation (academic/professional). The next Priority Deadline to submit your Round 2 Application is February 28, 2026. Round 2 Guide FAQs Have questions? Our FAQ page has helpful answers to the most common ones. FAQs Register for Upcoming Virtual Info Session Want to learn more about the Millennium Fellowship? RSVP to attend an Info-session. RSVP Here Subscribe to our Newletter Receive regular updates by subscribing to our newsletter. Subscribe Get in Touch For application specific questions or technical difficulties, feel free to email us. Email us Report Accessibility Issues We want to ensure that we remain truly inclusive and considerate of applicant experience. If you are facing issues with the regards to accessing our application, website or resources, kindly fill the form. The form is strictly to be filled to report accessibility issues only! Report here Connect on Socials Draft Content to share the opportunity with undergraduates in your campus For a campus to be eligible to participate, it must have at least 8 selected Millennium Fellows . To support this, we encourage 15 or more applications per campus. To increase the chances of selection, we strongly encourage applicants and universities to share this opportunity with undergraduates on campus. Draft Content The United Nations Academic Impact and MCN proudly present the Millennium Fellowship . The Fellowship is a semester-long leadership development program on your campus to take your social impact to the next level. The program is specifically designed for undergraduates committed to advancing social impact and the Sustainable Development Goals. Fellows refine their leadership, build impactful projects, and connect with a global community of changemakers. Millennium Fellows receive access to: Training Connections Recognition ⚠ Millennium Fellowship is a free of cost program . There is no fee or charge for the students and universities. Celebrating the Millennium Fellowship at the United Nations What are you waiting for? APPLY NOW!

Acerca de WELCOME Millennium Fellowship Class of 2025 United Nations Academic Impact and MCN proudly present the Millennium Fellowship. This program convenes, challenges, and celebrates student leadership for UN goals. We are thrilled to share that student leaders from 7,500+ campuses across 160+ nations applied to join the Class of 2025. Over 290 campuses (just 4%) across 47 countries were selected to host 4000+ Millennium Fellows this year. Please feel welcome to make your own original posts to celebrate the big news! You can find draft content for email and social media outreach below if helpful. If you need any additional content, please reach out to fellowship@mcnpartners.org and it can be provided. Check out Class of 2025 Share the NEWS with the ⚠ Note for social media posts: there are two n's in Millennium - noting to all our partners as it is often misspelt (there are two n's in Millennium); the official hashtag used for the program is #MillenniumFellowship Please feel welcome to translate these posts into other languages. DRAFT FACEBOOK POST DRAFT TWITTER/X POST DRAFT INSTAGRAM / LINKEDIN POST DRAFT EMAIL (Insert an image included below or one of your own) United Nations Academic Impact and MCN present the #MillenniumFellowship to elevate undergraduate leaders - I am honored to be selected as a Class of 2025 Millennium Fellow, joining 4000+ leading peers from more than 290 campuses worldwide - all committed to having bold social impact! #MillenniumFellowship. See more: http://www.millenniumfellows.org/ (Insert an image included below or one of your own - tag @ImpactUN and @mcnpartners in photo) United Nations Academic Impact and MCN presents the #MillenniumFellowship to elevate undergraduate leaders creating social impact - I am honored to be selected as a Class of 2025 Millennium Fellow! See more: http://www.millenniumfellows.org/ (Insert an image included below or one of your own - tag @mcnpartners) United Nations Academic Impact and MCN present the #MillenniumFellowship to elevate undergraduate leaders. I am honored to be selected as a Millennium Fellow this year, joining over 4000+ leading peers from more than 290 campuses worldwide - all committed to having bold social impact! #MillenniumFellowship. See more: http://www.millenniumfellows.org/ (or link in bio). (or link in bio) (to be shared with your university, supporters, friends, and family) Subject: Sharing wonderful news: My Millennium Fellowship Selection Dear X, This month, the United Nations Academic Impact and MCN launch the Millennium Fellowship across campuses worldwide. This program convenes, challenges, and celebrates bold student leadership advancing the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) on campus and in communities. 60,000+ students applied on 7,500+ campuses, and just 290+ campuses (4%) were selected based on the caliber of applicants to host the program this year. I am thrilled to share that in acknowledging my contributions and plans this year, I have been selected as a member of the Class of 2025! Thank you for all of your support in helping me reach this milestone. You can learn more about our Class at http://www.millenniumfellows.org/. Select images below: Find more posters Create your Own Personalized Millennium Fellow Profile! How? Click on the image below to open the Millennium Fellow profile template link to share it with the world! Select your picture and hover it on the empty frame. Add your first and last name and download the image. It's ready to be shared! Example Content from United Nations Academic Impact and MCN: Additional Content UN Women tweets about #MillenniumFellowship here Actor Terry Crews tweets about the program here Actor Tony Goldwyn tweets about the program here 8th UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon’s video message on Facebook here and YouTube here Join the creative Announcement Video Campaign ... and get featured in the Global Townhall! We are excited to spotlight some of our Millennium Fellows to an audience of over 3,000 at the Global Town Hall Event on August 20th, 2025, at 10 AM EST and across all our social media platforms. We invite Fellows to share a less than 1 minute video expressing their excitement and expectations for the Millennium Fellowship Program. Submission Deadline: Saturday, 16th August 2025 Check out the Guidelines HERE Make your Submission HERE

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Mbam Mary-Augusta Mmesoma is a medical student at Alex Ekwueme Federal University, Ebonyi State, Nigeria, passionate about quality education, well-being, social impact, research, and integration of AI in healthcare. She has coordinated and contributed to impactful initiatives bridging knowledge gaps and creating awareness, including a first aid training project and a book donation drive to schools. A committed volunteer, who supports organizations that promote education and civic engagement through debate. Mary-Augusta envisions influencing health policies to benefit rural communities, advancing quality, accessible education, and inspiring young minds to apply knowledge as a tool for transformative change. ABOUT THE MILLENNIUM FELLOWSHIP - CLASS OF 2025 United Nations Academic Impact and MCN are proud to partner on the Millennium Fellowship. This year, 60,000+ young leaders applied to join the Class of 2025 on 7,000+ campuses across 170 nations. 290+ campuses worldwide (less than 5%) were selected to host the 4,500+ Millennium Fellows. UNITED NATIONS ACADEMIC IMPACT AND MCN PROUDLY PRESENT MARY-AUGUSTA MMESOMA MBAM, A MILLENNIUM FELLOW FOR THE CLASS OF 2025. Alex Ekwueme Federal University | Abakaliki, Nigeria | Advancing SDG 3, SDG 4 & UNAI 3 " This Fellowship deepens my commitment to SDG 3 and SDG 4 because it offers the tools, mentorship, and network I need to develop my ideas and scale my projects for sustainable impact. I see quality education as the key to unlocking all other SDGs; knowledge applied is power. My work in healthcare, education, and advocacy is driven by the desire to equip communities with the tools and understanding to make healthy choices, take responsibility for shaping their own futures, and commit to creating lasting, sustainable change. " Millennium Fellowship Project: First Aid Training and Sex Education The project is a health and educative focused project on first aid training and sex education This is based on sustainable development goals number 3 and 5 Good health and well being and gender equality Poor first aid practices in Nigeria and Sex education are some of the most neglected aspect of life in Nigeria which needs an unprejudiced approach As students, we understand the importance of first aid and sex education in the society. AIMS OR GOALS OF OUR PROJECTS 1 General public enlightenment on proper first aid administration and sex education . 2. Organize seminars both in rural and urban areas to teach people about first aid interventions . 3. Organize school outreaches, targeting minimum of 4000 students 4. Public sensitization about rape, sex trafficking, early marriage and forced sexual practices METHODS OF ACHIEVING OUR PROJECTS 1. Organize secondary school outreaches, visiting at least one school per month. 2. Road walks and campaigns against female mutilation, rape and early marriage 3 Market outreaches to enlighten the public on the importance of first aid and sex education 4 Donate first aid kits and contraceptives to schools and communities 5. Social media awareness campaigns 6. Collaborating with health workers About the Millennium Fellow Mbam Mary-Augusta Mmesoma is a medical student at Alex Ekwueme Federal University, Ebonyi State, Nigeria, passionate about quality education, well-being, social impact, research, and integration of AI in healthcare. She has coordinated and contributed to impactful initiatives bridging knowledge gaps and creating awareness, including a first aid training project and a book donation drive to schools. A committed volunteer, who supports organizations that promote education and civic engagement through debate. Mary-Augusta envisions influencing health policies to benefit rural communities, advancing quality, accessible education, and inspiring young minds to apply knowledge as a tool for transformative change. BACK Apply for the Class of 2026