MILLENNIUM FELLOWSHIP BLOG

Serving as Campus Directors at Griffith University has been an invaluable learning journey for us both.

In December of 2004, Ganesh Dileep was woken up in the dead of the night and forced to flee his home in Kerala ...

For Alex IP, inspiration and ultimately social impact came from a failed college application. Alex founded The Xylom...

Ayesha Noor Fatima was raised in a single-parent household in Rawalpindi, Pakistan. Throughout her childhood, she observed the enormous fina

What started as one person’s dream is now a 50 person operation that has allowed over 70 refugee children access to education...

Pranjal Jain is a 2019 Millennium Fellow, a student at Cornell University, former undocumented immigrant, and the founder of a revolution...

Most people approach poverty eradication through resource distribution or access to education. However, David Ogunmola, a student at ...

Throughout history, there have been a handful of ingenious innovations that have changed how our global society functions and connects ...

Agaba Dunok was born in a refugee camp in South Western Uganda. Not only did he escape the refugee camp and create a future ...

Three Millennium Fellows at Al- Razi University have refocused their public health efforts to focus on the under-spotlighted ...

For Michael Gallo, being a part of the Millennium Fellowship played a significant role in leading him towards his first job post-graduation.

For Shakira Nynagoma, the kindness of strangers has played an invaluable role in life. Shakira lost her mother at an early age. After her m

In 2016, Odaly S. Balasquide Odeh came to a crushing realisation in the happiest place on Earth – Disney Land. Like many other visitors...

In Zimbabwe, many cannot afford the first building block of education – pre-school. Zimbabwe has a unique law which mandates that all studen

Tolani Odukoya grew up in Lagos, Nigeria in a low-income community. Since his mother could not fund his education, he had to create his own