Fellows are based in 11 countries and represent 21 nationalities
Salzburg Global Seminar and The Walt Disney Company are delighted to announce Public Policy New Voices Europe's second cohort.
Thirty applicants have received places to participate in this year's program and join the Salzburg Global Fellowship.
The program allows Fellows to build their capacity through virtual and in-person meetings, peer learning, mentorship, networking, and internship opportunities.
Fellows have been chosen for showing a passion for using public policy to build inclusive communities where diversity is valued.
In addition, they have shown support for communities where all citizens are respected, have full access to resources, are treated equally, do not experience discrimination, and are engaged in the decision-making processes that affect their lives.
Faye Hobson, program director for Culture, said, "We're thrilled to have confirmed and welcomed our second cohort of Public Policy New Voices Europe, and we're excited for the year ahead.
"In addition to The Walt Disney Company, we'd like to thank Squire Patton Boggs for their support for this year's program.
"We've already held two on-board meetings, and getting to know our new Fellows better has been fantastic. In the upcoming year, we look forward to helping them find ways to achieve their personal and professional goals and introduce them to the wider Salzburg Global Fellowship."
Between February and September, Fellows will meet online regularly to listen to thought leaders and discuss how they can apply knowledge shared. They will then meet in person at Schloss Leopoldskron in October to identify solutions to challenges in their communities.
Fellows in the second cohort are based in 11 countries and represent 21 nationalities. These Fellows include:
- Damilola Adeniran, International Support Specialist on Digital Transformation, ctrl QS, Germany
- Emmanuel Baba Aduku, Master of Public Policy Candidate, Willy Brandt School of Public Policy, Germany
- Hafsa Ahmed, Operations Associate, Effective Ventures, UK
- Chidinma Chikwe, Master's Student, University of Lodz, Poland
- Noshin Chowdhury, Executive, Brunswick Group, UK
- Marina Csikos, Project Assistant, Phiren Amenca International Network, Belgium
- Felix Dade, Student, University of Jyväskylä, Finland
- Manuela Engelbert, Public Health Officer (Health Protection), Birmingham City Council, UK
- Ghislaine Gill, Forest Biodiversity Specialist, Food and Agriculture Organization, United Nations, Italy
- Tetiana Herasymova, Director, Fight For Right OPD, Denmark
- Idrissa Kaba, Consultant, Stone Soup Consulting, Belgium
- Edwin Kwong, Master of Public Policy Candidate, Hertie School, Germany
- Ying Liu, Project Manager (Volunteer), Chinese Women in the City, UK
- Sophia Tawonga Longwe, BSc Global Studies Student, Maastricht University, Netherlands
- Salwa Mansuri, Graduate Candidate in International Social & Public Policy, London School of Economics & Political Science, UK
- Gopalas Michailovskis, Student, Central European University, Austria
- Abdul Moiz, Junior Account Executive, Unitas Communications, UK
- Kondwani Happy Ngoma, PhD Student, University of Gothenburg, Sweden
- Anne Atieno Odongo, Master of Social Policy Student, JKU, Austria
- Tobiloba Osogbiye, Student Experience and Engagement Officer, The University of Birmingham, UK
- Gabriela Pajuelo, International Relations Intern, SEAT S.A., Spain
- Shilten Joseph Palathunkal, Special Advisor (Deputy Chief of Staff), Federal Chancellery, Austria
- Adriano Rodari, Junior Policy Analyst, FiscalNote, Belgium
- Monique Sundree Rodgers, Equity, Diversity & Inclusivity Consultant and Decolonization Researcher, Monique Sundree Rodgers, UK
- Riccardo Saccà, External Ph.D. Candidate & Seconded National Expert, Maastricht University and European Medicines Agency, Netherlands
- Oleksandr Stoietskyi, Communication Manager, Crimean Tatar Resource Center, Ukraine
- Aqsa Suleman, Advocacy and Equalities Specialist, The Racial Equity Index, UK
- Neeraj Tom Savio, Research Assistant, Hertie School, Germany
- Cherukéi Wobo, Policy and Advocacy Junior Officer, Plan International, Belgium
- Elaine Yeung, Social Media Manager, Humboldt Forum (Stiftung Humboldt Forum im Berliner Schloss), Germany
Read our Fellows' biographies, and learn more about them. Find out more about Public Policy New Voices Europe.
