NetHope Humanitarian AI Research Fellowship 2026/2027 for AI Practitioners

October 6, 2026

NetHope Humanitarian AI Research Fellowship 2026/2027

Brief Description

The NetHope Humanitarian AI Research Fellowship 2026/2027 is a pilot initiative designed by NetHope to grow a specialized pool of researchers and practitioners dedicated to responsible AI in the development sector. If you bring strong analytical skills and a passion for technology’s ethical application, this remote, part-time opportunity lets you produce critical research findings for nonprofit communities worldwide. Whether you focus on governance or localization, this AI Research Fellowship 2026 offers a unique platform to shape how the humanitarian space adopts artificial intelligence responsibly.

Name of Host Institution

NetHope

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Requirements/Eligibility Criteria

Mid-career to seasoned practitioner status with strong writing and analytical skills.
Stream 1 (Adoption & Governance) candidates require a background in policy, program evaluation, or humanitarian and international development systems.
Stream 2 (AI Systems & Localization) candidates require a background in computer science, machine learning, or applied data science with knowledge of the humanitarian sector.
Demonstrated capacity for self-direction and sustaining an independent research project on a fixed timeline.
Strong written communication skills across both streams.

Benefits

Selected fellows receive a stipend in recognition of their time and contributions, with specific terms outlined directly in the fellowship agreement.

Application Requirements

Your current CV.
A letter of interest addressing your motivations, relevant experience, a major AI risk and mitigation strategy, and a real-world AI tool evaluation.
Two to three professional references.
An optional writing sample.

Deadline

Applications close on October 9, 2026.

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Q: Is the NetHope Humanitarian AI Research Fellowship open worldwide?

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Yes, the fellowship is a remote, internationally open opportunity.

Q: What streams are available for applicants to choose from?

Applicants can apply under Stream 1 for Adoption & Governance or Stream 2 for AI Systems & Localization.

Q: What specific documents must be submitted with the application?

You must submit your CV, a letter of interest responding to specific prompt questions, and two to three professional references, with an optional writing sample.