The African Atomic Voices Network (AAVN) is a collaborative, career-development community for young professionals, students, and researchers from Africa (aged 18–35) who are working in, or passionate about, nuclear issues and related global security challenges such as artificial intelligence, emerging technologies, and chemical & biological security.
The Network empowers African young professionals to shape global conversations and ensures that Africa’s voice is amplified in nuclear and broader global security discourse.
Benefits
AAVN members gain access to mentorship programs, research collaboration opportunities, specialized training and workshops, events, and networking opportunities that support their career development.
Eligibility
- Nationals of African countries (aged 18–35)
- Individuals with a strong interest in nuclear issues, artificial intelligence & emerging technologies, or chemical & biological security
- Non-African professionals whose work focuses on Africa
Join the African Atomic Voices Network
Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis.
AAVN Mentors’ Network
We also invite senior professionals (aged 35+) to join our Mentors’ Network. This community brings together experienced experts who are committed to sharing their knowledge and supporting the growth of young professionals. As a mentor, you may be contacted for future mentorship opportunities within AAVN’s programs.