Special Opportunity for NGO leaders from India to go to the U.S.

Here is an opportunity PBH readers in India may be interested in. There is no cost to participate in this (i am not selling anything) this like a scholarship, or a Fulbright, it is a new, elite fellowship for nonprofit leaders from India (and Colombia) to go to the U.S. and for U.S. nonprofit leaders to go to Colombia:

Paid Fellowships in Latin America and the U.S. for Leaders from U.S., Colombia, Ecuador and India!
http://www.atlascorps.org/apply.html

Atlas Corps seeks rising nonprofit leaders from the U.S. to volunteer in Bogota, Colombia and nonprofit leaders from Colombia, Ecuador and India to volunteer in Washington, DC USA. This is a paid fellowship opportunity. Candidates are encouraged to apply as soon as possible and the final deadline is April 20.

Please forward this email to other lists, so as many people as possible can find out about this unique opportunity!
http://www.atlascorps.org/apply.html

Atlas Corps sends globetrotting world changers overseas for one year to Host organizations in Washington, DC and Bogota, Colombia to volunteer, learn, teach, grow, contribute and then return home. We pay all expenses, including a modest living stipend, health insurance and a $2,500 end of service award. Interested? Please go online to learn more: http://www.atlascorps.org/apply.html

Atlas Corps is creating a global network of rising nonprofit leaders who are working together to solve the world's most pressing challenges. This is an opportunity to learn from fantastic Host organizations, participate in a high quality management development program and learn from your peers around the world addressing global social issues.

Are you a globetrotting world changer? Do you know someone in Colombia, Ecuador, India or the United States who might be? Please go online to learn more: http://www.atlascorps.org/apply.html

By scottbeale50 on Mar 26, 2008, 17:39 in India Talkzone.

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sanandressi says on May 14, 2008, 13:03: I found out that after doing volunteer work in the 1980's in Central America that the people running so called "Not for profits" profit quite nicely on six figure a year salaries while the poor stay just that...POOR! As much as $500,000 a year...Care, Save the children, Catholic Relief services etc 0 funny, 0 helpful.

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