Hosting a Climate Corps fellow is a low-cost, low-risk way to advance your sustainability goals.
As part of Ashoka-Environmental Defense Fund Climate Corps fellowship, you will have the opportunity to work on cutting-edge net-zero and sustainability projects for some of India's top companies and organizations for 8-12 weeks to drive meaningful impact in the fight against climate change.
How Climate Corps Works
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As a successful applicant, you are custom-matched with an organization that best aligns with your skills, interests, and preferences.
You undergo rigorous training to be equipped for your fellowship project at your host organization.
During the fellowship, you’ll work directly with the staff at your host organization on innovative net-zero and sustainability projects.
At the end of the fellowship, you’ll become part of the Climate Corps network and gain access to professional development resources throughout your career.
Early bird application: August 21 to September 29, 2024,
Late application: November 4 to December 8, 2024
For details on eligibility, compensation, and responsibilities, click here. To view the Fellow Brochure, click here.”
Log in to our application portal to submit your fellowship application.
If you have any questions, please contact climatecorpsindia@ashoka.edu.in
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Professor of English, Ashoka University
Director, Centre for Studies in Gender & Sexuality
Director of the PhD Programme in English
Ph.D. Tufts University
Madhavi Menon is an eminent theorist and scholar of gender, sexuality, politics, and identity.
She joined Ashoka University in 2013 as one of its founding faculty members. She went on to establish the university’s Centre for Gender & Sexuality Studies (CSGS), which is the first of its kind in India. Previously, she was a professor at Ithaca College and American University.
Most prominently known for her work on queer theory and Shakespeare, she has also edited the collection Shakesqueer and written three books on Shakespeare and sexuality. She is also most recently the author of Infinite Varieties: A History of Desire in India and Law of Desire: Rulings on Sex & Sexuality in India.
In addition to being Director of CSGS, she is the Director of the Ph.D. programme in English and Professor of English at Ashoka University.