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AFSEE Fellows Part Of First International Cohort Of Atlantic Fellows Announced By The Atlantic Philanthropies
AFSEE Fellows Part Of First International Cohort Of Atlantic Fellows Announced By The Atlantic Philanthropies

The Atlantic Fellows for Social and Economic Equity programme based at the International Inequalities Institute, LSE, is one of seven programmes operating across five continents to advance fairer, healthier and more inclusive societies. The Fellows based at LSE are part of the first global cohort of 275 Fellows, announced today by the Atlantic Philanthropies.

AFSEE and Tate Modern team up to investigate how art can challenge inequality
AFSEE and Tate Modern team up to investigate how art can challenge inequality

The Atlantic Fellows for Social and Economic Equity programme connected with the Tate Modern in June to produce a workshop and open discussion on the topic of Art and Inequality.

Twenty incredible social change leaders join the second cohort of Atlantic Fellows
Twenty incredible social change leaders join the second cohort of Atlantic Fellows

We are delighted to announce the 2018-19 cohort of Atlantic Fellows, who will start their learning and leadership experience with the LSE’s International Inequalities Institute in September. 

Changing the narrative
Changing the narrative
AFSEE walks together with the Elders and Fight Inequality Alliance
AFSEE walks together with the Elders and Fight Inequality Alliance
Bev Skeggs answers some very Interesting Questions
Bev Skeggs answers some very Interesting Questions
AFSEE welcomes Fellows to build a global network
AFSEE welcomes Fellows to build a global network
Fredrick Ouko Alucheli to help shine a Light for the World
Tools for Change - the Atlantic Fellows discuss activist tactics
Meet Ebru Ilhan, AFSEE's new Global Network Officer

We are delighted to announce that Ebru Ilhan has joined the Atlantic Fellows for Social and Economic Equity programme as the new Global Network Officer. 

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