Applications Open - Summer 2026

Global Leadership in
Obstetrics & Women's Health

July 20 - August 7, 20262 weeks virtual$20 participation fee

All proceeds support menstrual resources in rural areas.

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Fellowship announced
Applications open
Schedule Confirmed

Ready to join the next cohort of GLOW Fellows? The application is right here on this page.
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Program Schedule

A 2-week virtual journey from learning to action

The fellowship blends clinical knowledge, global advocacy, and a guided capstone project. Live sessions are designed for a global cohort, with recordings shared for fellows in different time zones.

Session 1 • July 20

Understanding Women's Health & Global Challenges

  • Introduction to GLOW
  • Why women's health matters globally
  • Health disparities & stigma
  • Mental health & body image
  • Icebreaker & community discussion
Session 2 • July 23

Gynecological Health 101

  • Menstrual health
  • PCOS & Endometriosis
  • Common misconceptions
  • Myth vs Fact activity
  • Case study + Guest Speaker
Session 3 • July 27

Advocacy, Leadership & Health Communication

  • Awareness campaigns
  • Social media advocacy
  • Community education
  • Ethical health communication
  • Project brainstorming workshop
Session 4 • July 30

Capstone Showcase & Graduation

  • Participant presentations
  • Impact & solution showcase
  • Reflection & future goals
  • Certificate ceremony
  • Program wrap-up
Graduation

Certificate of Completion

  • Complete your capstone project
  • Present your final work
  • Receive your certificate
  • Celebrate with the cohort
  • Become a GLOW alum
FAQ

Quick answers before you apply

The GLOW Fellowship is open to high school students and recent graduates globally who are passionate about women's health, obstetrics, gynecology, and healthcare advocacy.

The program spans 2 weeks. Expect roughly 2 to 3 hours per week for live virtual sessions, asynchronous learning, cohort discussion, and capstone work.

Yes. Main sessions are recorded and shared with accepted fellows so students in different time zones can stay caught up.

All proceeds support Aurelia Health initiatives that provide menstrual resources and health education to underserved communities.

Yes. Discord is where program updates, resources, reminders, and peer connection happen during the fellowship.