The Asia Leadership Fellow Program (ALFP) seeks to create a close, personal and professional network of public intellectuals in Asia, deeply rooted and committed to civil society beyond their own cultural, disciplinary and geopolitical backgrounds.
What is the ALFP?
In 1996, the International House of Japan and the Japan Foundation jointly created the ALFP. The Program provides selected leaders in the region with an opportunity to reside for two months at the International House of Japan in Tokyo, and engage in collaborative and individual research/exchange activities. Since the initiation of the Program, the ALFP has annually invited five to eight Fellows from nearly fifteen Asian countries. There are now over 50 Fellows who come from diverse professional backgrounds, including academia, journalism, publishing, law, education, the arts, NGOs (non-governmental organizations), and non-profit activities. (Click here to learn more about the backgrounds, history and methodology of the ALFP.)Selection Schedule
December 26, 2008
Application deadline
Early January to March, 2009
Stage 1: Screening of application materials
Stage 2: Interviewing of applicants (for those who passed stage 1)
End of March, 2009
Notice of selections
source International House Of Japan
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