FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What is the Charlie Kirk Resilience & Renewal Fellowship?
A one-off leadership fellowship planned for 2026, bringing together Christian and Jewish emerging leaders for a structured, reflective programme in Israel.
Why is it a one-off?
This Fellowship is intentionally framed as a single initiative.
If it proves meaningful and sustainable, future editions may be considered — but nothing is assumed.
Who is it for?
Christian and Jewish leaders (approx. ages 22–40) active in:
- Education
- Faith leadership
- Policy or public affairs
- Media or culture
- Entrepreneurship or civil society
Is this a political programme?
No.
The Fellowship is educational and formative. Participants may hold diverse views, but must share a commitment to respectful dialogue and moral seriousness.
How many fellows will be selected?
A small cohort (anticipated 15–25 participants) to preserve depth, trust, and meaningful engagement.
What will the programme involve?
- Site visits across Israel
- Meetings with civic, academic, and community leaders
- Guided discussions on resilience, renewal, faith, and responsibility
- Shared learning between Christian and Jewish participants
When will applications open?
Details will be released in stages.
Registering interest ensures you receive updates first.
Is there a cost to participate?
The Fellowship is expected to be partially subsidised through donations. Final details will be shared before applications open.
How can I support the Fellowship?
Supporters may:
- Contribute financially
- Sponsor fellows
- Assist with logistics or partnerships
Enquiries can be made via the Support page.