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GivingTuesday Data Commons Fellowship

The GivingTuesday Data Commons invites graduate students (masters level and PhD candidates), postdocs, and exceptional undergraduate students to apply for the GivingTuesday Data Commons Fellowship Program.

Selected Fellows will be awarded a research grant to support the conduct of a research proposal, designed and carried out by the Fellow, that will advance the understanding of the nonprofit and philanthropy sector – including but not limited to donor behavior, economic forces, data management, best practices, etc. The program is open to applicants worldwide.

A student sitting on a bed with a laptop and books around them2024 Global Fellowship Program Details and Application Process

Applications for 2024 are now closed. Please stay tuned for updates in early 2025.

GivingTuesday believes that the most radical liberatory futures and innovative technologies are being built by communities that have been pushed to the margins. GivingTuesday encourages students of all backgrounds, lived experiences, and identities to apply for the Data Commons Fellowship, particularly individuals who have not had equal access to opportunities because of their race, gender, class, sexuality, immigration/documentation status, age, or disability.

Research from GivingTuesday Data Commons Fellows

Browse research outputs funded by the Giving Tuesday Data Commons Fellowship program.

FAQ

I’m an international student. Am I eligible to apply?
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I would like to do a project in partnership with a data provider. Can I apply?
The fellowship requires me to present my project at a conference. Can I choose which conference?
How will GivingTuesday support me through the fellowship?
I am an undergraduate student. What do I need to apply?
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I am a postdoctoral researcher. What do I need to apply?
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I am interested in working with donor data. What kind of data do you have?