Resolution Project is incredibly excited to welcome the seventh Fellow Council Cohort. After a competitive recruitment cycle, eight young leaders will be joining the Council’s sixth cohort for a two-year term. The Fellow Council is a crucial sounding board for the organization, representing and serving our Fellow community. Council members continue to provide valuable input into the Fellowship program and serve as a strategic advisory board for organizational decision-making as well as developing community building events to strengthen our global network.
In the words of Camila Olmendo Mendez, an incoming Fellow Council member:
“Joining the Fellow Council feels a bit like looking back on a mountain trail. I’m certainly not at the top, but since becoming a Resolution Fellow in 2015, I’ve walked a few miles and learned a few things along the way. I hope I can share what I’ve learned, the mistakes I’ve made, or the tools I wish I had prioritized earlier. Not because I have all the answers, but because sometimes knowing what someone else learned a few miles ahead can help you keep going with greater resilience.”
The full seventh cohort of the Resolution Project Fellow Council::
- Anukalp Chaturvedi, Class 17, representing Asia Pacific & Australia (India)
- Camila Olmedo Mendez, Class 8, representing Latin America (Mexico)
- Charity Ainembabazi, Class 15, representing Africa & MENA (Uganda)
- David Kema, Class 16, representing North America (United States)
- Ericka Núñez, Class 13, representing Latin America (Panama)
- Kudakwashe Chikovo, Class 17, representing Africa & MENA (Rwanda)
- Trymore Kunjenjema, Class 17, representing Africa & MENA (Zimbabwe)
- Tulisha Malichi, Class 17, Africa & MENA (Zambia)