Ensaniyat Youth Fellowship
The Ensaniyat Fellowship - Opens in new tab brings together youth from across the GCC region and countries of origin to understand labour migration and the experiences of migrant workers through a human rights and social justice lens.
Over the course of the three to four month fellowship, participants engage in discussions and collaborative learning with mentors and peers to deepen their understanding of migration issues. Fellows then apply their learning by developing projects that strengthen their understanding of labour migration in the GCC.
The Ensaniyat Fellowship
How it works
The Ensaniyat Fellowship runs three cycles annually, each offering participants the opportunity to explore labour migration through a different thematic focus.
Business and Human Rights
Exploring the role of businesses, employers, and responsible labour practices in advancing the rights and wellbeing of migrant workers throughout the supply chain.
Countries of Origin
Exploring migration from the perspective of countries of origin, including recruitment, return and reintegration, the experiences of families left behind, and the broader migration journey.
Labour Migration in the GCC
Exploring a broad range of themes and perspectives shaping labour migration in the Gulf, including migration governance, gender, employment, recruitment, social inclusion and lived experiences.
