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Georgetown Global Frontline Leaders Program 2027: US$7,500 Stipend for Mental Health and Psychosocial Support Leaders

Organization: Georgetown University Funding type: Fully Funded Deadline: Nov 6, 2026

About this opportunity

Applications are open for the 2027 Global Frontline Leaders Program at the Georgetown University Collaborative on Global Children’s Issues.

This cohort focuses on mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS) for children and families in conflict, crisis and low-resource settings. It brings together practitioners, researchers and policymakers to share approaches, strengthen evidence and explore how local experience can improve wider systems of care. 

Programme dates and format

  • Duration: February–November 2027.
  • Orientation: An individual session in January 2027.
  • Format: Part-time and fully virtual, with no travel required.
  • Participation: You can join from anywhere in the world. 2027 cohort details

Stipend and benefits

Participants who complete the programme receive US$7,500 in two instalments, each linked to a programme deliverable. Official stipend conditions

The programme also offers opportunities to:

  • Learn from guest experts, case studies and peers.
  • Receive individual mentoring or leadership coaching.
  • Develop your ability to document and communicate effective approaches.
  • Understand how organisations and services connect within systems supporting children.
  • Co-author a published paper with fellow participants.
  • Present findings through a Georgetown-hosted webinar.
  • Build professional relationships that continue beyond the programme. Learning opportunities

Who can apply?

Experienced practitioners, researchers and policymakers currently working on an MHPSS project may apply.

You must be proficient in English. English test scores are required unless English is your first language.

Rare exemptions for gaps in current project work are considered individually. Eligibility requirements

Participant commitments

You are expected to continue your MHPSS work, attend workshops and networking events, complete assignments, and meet monthly with a mentor or coach. Participation requirements

Your work with the cohort will contribute to a shared publication and webinar, bringing frontline experience to a wider audience of researchers, practitioners and policymakers. Programme activities

Required application materials

Prepare:

  • Your résumé or CV.
  • English proficiency scores, if applicable.
  • Details of your current MHPSS project.
  • Your organisation’s child protection policy.
  • Contact details for three references.

Recommendation letters are not required initially. Application requirements

How to apply

  1. Open the official application form.
  2. Sign in to your Google account.
  3. Complete the form and submit all required materials.

Applying is free. Application guidance

Application deadline

6 November 2026, at 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time.

All materials, including applicable English test scores, must arrive by this deadline. Official deadline

Selection process

Selection includes eligibility screening, expert-panel review, an approximately 30-minute virtual panel interview, and possible reference checks.

Selected candidates are expected to hear by mid-December 2026. Selection timetable

Official information and application

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