The College Fellowship

The most exciting breakthroughs of the twenty-first century
will not occur because of technology
but because of an expanding concept of what it means to be

HUMAN

 John Naisbitt

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Gnawa people engaged in a traditional dance
- photo by Jorge Delgado-Ureña

Celebrating the Essence of Humanity

The future will not be shaped by knowledge alone, but by those who open their hearts to wonder, imagine boldly, and act courageously with dignity and unwavering humanity. 

The College Fellowship (TCF) is a travelling, multidisciplinary programme bringing together emerging thinkers, visionaries, pioneering institutions, and courageous changemakers. Across cultures and continents, participants collaborate with communities to confront urgent challenges and reimagine what it means to build, to serve, and to belong. This is not education in its traditional form — it is transformation. Each journey is an immersion into the world itself, where intellect meets imagination and purpose becomes practice. Rooted in dignity and our shared humanity. 

The College Fellowship is cultivating a generation that refuses indifference — a generation ready to bridge divides, find breakthroughs where others see barriers, and shape futures yet to be imagined.

Be a wayfinder, a creative problem solver,
- the solution

To bring this vision to life, The College Fellowship has joined hands with the Public Concern Foundation (PCF) — an organisation devoted to advancing human dignity, civic dialogue, and global understanding. Now in its 48th year, PCF continues its mission of nurturing the moral imagination and public conscience that shape a more compassionate world. In partnership, The College Fellowship and PCF call forth a generation ready to respond — with dignity, creativity, and resolve — to the defining challenges of our shared humanity. 

The College Fellowship operates under the 501(c)(3) non-profit status of the Public Concern Foundation, aligning its mission with a shared commitment to dignity and public purpose.

One’s destination is never a place, but a new way of seeing things.

Henry Miller

Morocco

Hassan II Mosque, Casablanca, Morocco

The first chapter of The College Fellowship begins in Morocco — a crossroads of cultures, faiths, and ideas that has for centuries bridged Africa, Europe, and the Arab world. Here, Fellows will step into a landscape alive with contrast and connection — from the pulse of Marrakech to the quiet dignity of rural communities, from desert horizons to the promise of social innovation. Working alongside CorpsAfrica, Fellows engage directly with the challenges and aspirations shaping Morocco today. Structured around four themed modules, the Morocco Journey explores human identity, the essential qualities that sustain dignity and humanity, the role of the arts as catalysts for empathy and change, and the transformative power of volunteering and shared purpose. Guided by Dr Donna Hicks of Harvard University and other leading voices, Fellows experience learning as both an inward and outward act of discovery. This journey is an invitation to listen, to serve, and to see the world anew — to discover how courage, empathy, and imagination can transform encounter into understanding, and understanding into change. The Morocco Journey is not a destination, but a beginning — a new way of seeing, and an experience never to be forgotten.

The portraits by Leila Alaoui remind us that to truly see another is to recognise our shared humanity — to find beauty, dignity, and strength reflected in every face. Through her lens, the diverse ethnic groups of Morocco reveal their singular grace and collective soul — a mosaic of traditions and identities forming one radiant, complex, and deeply human portrait of a nation.

In a world asking "Where is the Love?", we answer by placing love, dignity, and humanity at the center of learning — not as sentiment, but as the force that transforms knowledge into compassion, courage, and lasting change.

“‘Where Is the Love?’ by The Black Eyed Peas. Video courtesy of YouTube/Interscope Records.”

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THE COLLEGE FELLOWSHIP ESSAY COMPETITION 2026

Enter your essay for a chance to be published.
​First prize will be awarded - 500.00£
Second prize - 250.00£
Third prize - 125.00£

The College Fellowship is excited to announce its 2026 essay competition. This is an opportunity for undergraduates and students currently in their sixth…

Slide 1
THE COLLEGE FELLOWSHIP ESSAY COMPETITION 2026

Enter your essay for a chance to be published.
​First prize will be awarded - 500.00£
Second prize - 250.00£
Third prize - 125.00£

The College Fellowship is excited to announce its 2026 essay competition. This is an opportunity for undergraduates and students currently in their sixth…

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