About the Program
The Free Market Fellowship Program seeks to examine the essential foundations of economic freedom such as rule of law, separation of powers, property rights, free trade, patent protections, and limited government. Important subtopics include understanding the role of each branch of government in ensuring checks and balances, analyzing the economic and social benefits of property rights, exploring the mechanisms for enforcing patent protections, and evaluating the impact of trade agreements on global commerce. Through comprehensive exploration of these topics, participants will develop a deep understanding of the principles underpinning free market economics and their significance in fostering prosperity, innovation, and individual liberty.
This academic-style bootcamp is set to be held in Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria from May 24-25, 2024. This fellowship will feature Free Market Advocates, with complimentary guest lectures by scholars from other institutions as appropriate.
What You’ll Learn
Participants will be offered an intense program of lectures, roundtable discussions, interactive case studies, and panel discussions led by experts and complemented by scholars from other academic and policy institutions. Topics will vary from year to year but will relate to the broad area of economics and economic growth.
Summary of Eligibility
The Free Market Fellowship welcomes individuals from diverse backgrounds who are passionate about economic freedom, innovation, and advocacy. Eligible participants are young change influencers between the ages of 18 and 40 who are already actively engaged in initiatives to make a positive impact in their communities. This includes:
- Students: Undergraduate or graduate students studying economics, business, law, political science, or related fields.
- Professionals: Working professionals from various sectors interested in deepening their understanding of free market principles and advocating for economic freedom.
- Entrepreneurs: Individuals involved in entrepreneurship or business ventures seeking to learn how free market principles can impact their ventures and contribute to economic growth.
- Community Leaders: Individuals actively engaged in community development, advocacy, or leadership roles interested in leveraging free market principles to drive positive change in their communities.
Participation Fee (Scholarship Available)
The participation fee for the Free Market Fellowship is NGN 30,000.00. This fee is being covered by our valued sponsors and donors for exceptional application. Participants will have access to the following:
- Access to all fellowship sessions, workshops, and materials.
- Breakfast and Lunch
- Networking opportunities with industry experts, thought leaders, and fellow participants.
- Advocacy toolkit and resources to support participants in their advocacy efforts.
- Certificate of completion upon successful participation in the fellowship program.
- One night shared accommodation
Note: Full scholarships is available for eligible participants based on need and merit. Please contact fellowship@flisummits.xyz for more information on scholarship opportunities or partnerships.
Call to Action
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What is Face of Liberty International?
The “Face of Liberty” is an organisation with the belief that individuals, businesses, and organizations trying to remove the problems facing humanity are the first point of contact in achieving freedom. We also belief that this entities can be found everywhere in the globe, hence the “International”
We believe that all individuals have the right to pursue opportunities, enjoy success, and live a life of freedom without coercion or persecution. And so we tirelessly aid in the unshackling of individual liberty, free enterprise, and voluntary cooperation to prevent future poverty.
