Eisenhower Fellowships Names 2026 Global Fellows
Leaders from 24 countries arrive this spring for unique individualized fellowship travels across
Drawn from 24 countries on four continents, the 2026 Global Fellows are innovators in diverse fields working at the front lines of some of the globe's most pressing challenges.
They work to advance public health, develop artificial intelligence, ensure financial stability, strengthen democratic governance, shape media innovation, empower women leaders, bolster sustainable development and generate positive impact in other fields. Together, they offer bold ideas and a commitment to better their societies at a moment of significant global change. You can read their bios here.
"We welcome these impressive leaders to experience
The 2026 Global Fellows will visit six to eight
After the program, the 2026 Global Fellows will join EF's lifelong active network of nearly 1,900 leaders in 115 countries, committed to the organization's mission of enhancing international understanding through direct dialogue to create a world more peaceful, prosperous and just.
Founded in 1953 as a birthday present to President
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