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SUMMARY:Call for Applications: Transitional Justice Fellowship 2026
DESCRIPTION:Begin the application process online here\nApplicant Booklet (read online here)\nApplication Deadline: 20th January 2026\nNotification of selection: 25th January 2026\nFor inquiries\, please contact: kyawlwin@asia-ajar.org and cc: office@rcsd-cmu.com\, burma@asia-ajar.org \nOpen to scholars\, Young Leaders\, Early-career researchers\, and Civil Society Practitioners in Thailand \nThe Regional Center for Social Science and Sustainable Development (RCSD)\, of the Faculty of Social Sciences\, Chiang Mai University and Asia Justice and Rights (AJAR) are pleased to announce the Transitional Justice Fellowship 2026\, a unique opportunity to develop your research skills\, deepen knowledge on Transitional Justice\, and contribute to justice and accountability. \nDuring the nine-month fellowship\, fellows will have the opportunity to participate in four major in-person workshops at Chiang Mai University\, while some activities will be organized online\, accompanied by close and continuous mentorship from the team. The output of the fellowship resulted in a paper. Three to five out of the twenty emerging fellows who attend the first two workshops\, and whose research proposals are successfully selected by the committee\, will receive a research grant. These fellows will also have the opportunity to attend advanced workshops on research methodology and research writing\, and to present their papers at the International Conference on Burma/Myanmar Studies 2026 (ICBMS 2026) or other relevant conferences. \nApplicants who are engaged in a wide range of topics—such as human rights\, environmental and resource justice\, indigenous rights\, gender\, and other areas that intersect with the concept of transitional justice are welcome. \nFellowship components \nThis 9-month fellowship combines: \n\nIn-person workshops\nOnline learning\nResearch mentorship\nAcademic writing support\nOpportunities to present at ICBMS 2026\nPublication pathways\n\nFellows will receive the following support: \n\nAccommodation during in-person workshops\nLogistics support (meals\, training materials\, and local transportation)\nDaily allowance on in-person training days\nCommunication fee support during online training periods\nA limited number of small research grants (of about 800 – 1\,500 USD) will also be awarded to selected proposals.\n\nFellowship Period \nFebruary – September 2026 \nProgram structure \nSelected fellows will participate in a structured program that includes: \n\n2-4th February 2026: On-site 3-day in-person TJ Foundation and Advanced Workshops\nMid February 2026: Online 3-day Intensive Case Study Sessions\nMarch 2026: On-site 3-day in-person Academic and Research Methodology Training\nApril 2026: On-site TJ and Ethics Workshop\nMay 2026: On-site Mentored roundtable presentations\nJune 2026: Full research paper development\n14-17 August 2026: Presentation at ICBMS 2026\nSeptember 2026: On-site Publication and Dissemination Support to the respective stakeholders\n\nEligible application\nWe warmly welcome applications from individuals currently residing in Thailand\, especially those from Myanmar and Thailand\, including: \n\nEarly-career researchers and academics\nUniversity students and youth leaders\nCivil society practitioners\, documenters\, and human rights workers\nIndividuals with a strong interest in TJ\, human rights\, and community-based research\nParticipants must be able to attend in-person activities in Chiang Mai.\n\nNote: No visa sponsorship or living allowance is provided. However\, a daily allowance and local transportation will be provided for fellows during in-person workshops in Chiang Mai\, and an internet allowance will be provided for fellows participating in online sessions. \nHow to Apply\nApplicants will need to submit: \n\nApplication form\nStatement of interest\nA short\, or two-page CV\nShort research idea (500–700 words)\nAbstract of current work (project or research) that can be interpreted through a transitional justice lens\, linking to intersecting issues (optional; 500–700 words).\n\nBegin the application process online here\nApplicant Booklet (read online here)\nApplication Deadline: 20th January 2026\nNotification of selection: 25th January 2026\nFor inquiries\, please contact: kyawlwin@asia-ajar.org and cc: office@rcsd-cmu.com\, burma@asia-ajar.org \nBe part of a new generation of researchers working toward justice\, accountability\, and a better future. \nLink to website: Call for Applications: Transitional Justice Fellowship 2026 – RCSD : The Regional Center for Social Science and Sustainable Development \n
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