MILLENNIUM FELLOWSHIP BLOG

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