SEAP Remote Fellowship 2026 (AUD 400/Month)

SEAP Remote Fellowship 2026 (AUD 400/Month)

The Statelessness Encyclopedia Asia Pacific (SEAP) is a regional research initiative documenting statelessness, nationality laws, legal identity systems, and related human rights issues across the Asia-Pacific region.

SEAP aims to strengthen knowledge production, advocacy, and collaboration on statelessness across the region.

The SEAP Fellows Program brings together young professionals, advocates, and emerging leaders to engage in discussions and activities related to:

• Work closely with an international human rights organization
• Contribute directly to regional knowledge-building and advocacy
• Develop practical research, fact-checking, and citation management skills
• Gain a deeper understanding of:
  • Statelessness
  • Nationality rights
  • Legal identity systems
  • Human rights research methodologies

Summary of the SEAP Remote Fellowship 2026

• Type: Fellowship
• Location: Remote / Online
• Eligible Applicants: International Applicants
• Benefits: Each fellow will receive AUD 200 – 400 per month, depending on the location of the Fellow.
• Deadline: 25th May, 2026
• Duration
• • Start Date: June 15, 2026 | End Date: September 11, 2026 | Duration: 3 months (full-time, remote fellowship).

Responsibilities

The SEAP Fellows will support the NFA research team in updating the Second Edition of SEAP through:

Fact-checking and Additional Research

• Reviewing and fact-checking existing SEAP country factsheets
• Conducting supplementary desk research where updates are required
• Verifying legal, policy, and statistical information

Website and Report Updates

• Updating SEAP content on the website
• Revising report materials and ensuring consistency across outputs

Citation Integration

• Adding and verifying citations across the SEAP website content
• Ensuring citation accuracy and source integrity.

Eligibility Criteria for the SEAP Remote Fellowship 2026

Applicants should demonstrate:

• Strong desk research skills
• Good writing and analytical ability
• Attention to detail
• Ability to synthesize information clearly
• Strong organizational and time-management skills

Because the fellowship is remote and full-time, applicants should also be:

• Comfortable working independently
• Reliable in meeting deadlines
• Able to maintain consistent communication remotely

Knowledge Requirements

Applicants should have background knowledge in:

• Human rights
• Law
• Public policy
• International relations
• Related disciplines

Knowledge of the following areas is highly desirable, though not mandatory:

• Citizenship rights
• Statelessness
• Legal identity systems

Preferred Experience

Experience in the following areas would be an advantage, though prior professional experience is not mandatory:

• Research projects
• Human rights initiatives
• Non-profit organizations
• Civil society organizations

Deadline: 25th May, 2026

Apply Here for SEAP Remote Fellowship 2026