L1005683-Ed_edited-5 The John Smith Memorial Trust is delighted to announce that fifteen talented young leaders have been selected to take part in this year´s Fellowship Programme.

Please use the following link for further details 2012 Fellows

 

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2011 MENA Programme

The Trust´s first Middle East Fellowship took place in November of last year. Click here for details of the Fellows and the Programme.

MENA Fellows meet Minister for the Middle East, North Africa and South Asia Alistair Burt at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office

On 16th November 2011, our 2011 MENA Fellows visited the MoJ before presenting their Action Plans and

meeting Alistair Burt MP to receive their certificates. Read More

Prime Minister meets 2011 Fellows at Downing Street

On 7th July 2011, our 2011 Fellows spent the final day of their Fellowship Programme at No 11 Downing Street by kind permission of the Chancellor of the Exchequer the Rt Hon George Osborne MP. Read More

Fellows' Projects

When our Fellows return home after completing our Fellowship Programme they have an 'action plan' to implement.

Action Plans: 2011 FELLOWS

To view the action plans of our 2011 Fellows please click here

Presented in Committee Room 2, House of Lords, on 6th July 2011. Read More

Action Plans: 2010 FELLOWS


The 2010 Fellows delivered their action plan presentations to an audience at Downing Street on 8th July 2010. Read More

One year later, on 3rd July 2011, they reunited in London to report on their progress.

Please use the following link to read more about their progress report. 

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The Man

John Smith was the leader of the Labour Party in the United Kingdom at the time of his sudden death in May 1994. He was widely respected as an advocate for the principles and practices of democracy. The Trust was created to commemorate his ideals by spreading understanding of how to put them into practice. Read More About John Smith.

The Trust

The John Smith Memorial Trust seeks to promote social justice and good governance in countries that are in the process of developing their own models of democracy but are interested in lessons from the British experience. We are a charity wholly independent of any political party but enjoy the support of many who are prominent in public life, regardless of any political affiliation they may have.