Atlantic Fellows for Equity in Brain Health 2027–2028

The Atlantic Fellows for Equity in Brain Health programme is designed for emerging and established leaders who are committed to improving brain health and addressing inequalities associated with dementia and other neurological conditions. The programme brings together professionals from different disciplines and regions to develop the knowledge, leadership skills and collaborative networks needed to address major brain-health challenges.

The fellowship combines academic learning, leadership development, mentorship, professional networking and opportunities for international collaboration. Fellows engage with experts and peers working across medicine, public health, neuroscience, social sciences, policy and other related areas.

The programme is particularly relevant for professionals and researchers who want to contribute to better prevention, diagnosis, treatment, care, policy or community-based approaches to brain health. Successful fellows become part of a broader international Atlantic Fellows community that continues to provide opportunities for collaboration beyond the fellowship period.

ELIGIBILITY:

1. Be an emerging or established professional with demonstrated leadership potential.
2. Have a professional, research or academic background relevant to brain health or related areas.
3. Demonstrate a commitment to improving brain health and reducing health inequalities.
4. Show potential to create positive impact in communities, institutions or wider society.
5. Be able to participate in the required programme activities.
6. Meet the specific requirements of the selected Atlantic Fellows programme.

BENEFITS:

1. Fully funded participation in the fellowship programme.
2. Advanced education and training in brain health.
3. Leadership development and professional growth.
4. Mentorship from experts and experienced leaders.
5. Opportunities for international collaboration and networking.
6. Membership of the wider Atlantic Fellows global community.