World Food Programme Senegal
African Leadership Academy South Africa
Baylor International Pediatric AIDS Initiative Lesotho
Project Mercy Ethiopia
Generation Rwanda Rwanda
Plan International Uganda
mothers2mothers South Africa
World Food Programme Ethiopia
The BOMA Project Kenya
Notre Dame School Tanzania
World Food Programme Uganda
Mpala Research Centre & Wildlife Foundation Kenya
What We Do
Founded in 1999, Princeton in Africa develops young leaders committed to Africa’s advancement by offering yearlong fellowship opportunities with a variety of organizations that work across the African continent.
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PiAf News
Introducing Princeton in Africa’s New Look!
You may have already noticed – Princeton in Africa has a new look! We are excited to introduce our new logo and tagline. A number of former Fellows, partner organizations, supporters, PiAf board members and staff worked with Paragraph, a … Continue reading
Former Fellow Allie Bream Speaks at PiAf’s 2012 Annual Benefit Dinner
Allie Bream recently spoke on behalf of current and former Fellows about why our work is so important. We are honored to share her comments with all of those who were unable to join us for our annual benefit, held on November 27th. Thank you Allie and thanks to everyone who was able to join us in celebrating our Fellows and our program!
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PiAf Corporate Donors Help Fund Extraordinary Work
Johnson & Johnson sponsors Princeton in Africa fellowships. Watch video of Chris Courtin discussing his PiAf fellowship at the Nyumbani Village. Continue reading
“Change Makers”
Want to learn more about Princeton in Africa? Watch “Change Makers” – a short video produced by Emmy Award-winner James Blue Continue reading
PiAf in The New York Times
Princeton in Africa was mentioned in Nicholas Kristof’s New York Times column.
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By the Numbers
Since 1999, Princeton in Africa has placed more than 250 fellows in the field in 34 countries.
In 2012-13, 47 recent graduates are working with 26 organizations in 19 countries.