Woody and Gayle Hunt - Aspen Institute Fellowship Grant

Woody and Gayle Hunt - Aspen Institute Fellowship Grant

Status: ACTIVE
Funder: The Aspen Institute Inc
Last Updated: February 19, 2026

Summary

The Woody and Gayle Hunt - Aspen Institute Fellowship aims to empower exceptional leaders from the Borderplex Region by providing financial support for participation in leadership development programs. This initiative focuses on expanding Latino prosperity and fostering economic connections between the U.S., Latin America, and Spain. Fellows gain vital skills and networks through public events and seminars, positioning them to make significant contributions to their communities and advance the common good.

Overview

Mission Aspen Conexión brings together leaders across sectors, cultures, and ideologies to expand Latino prosperity and strengthen economic bridges between the United States, Latin America, and Spain. Woody and Gayle Hunt-Aspen Institute Fellowship The Woody & Gayle Hunt – Aspen Institute Fellowship empowers exceptional leaders and changemakers from the Borderplex Region (El Paso, TX; Las Cruces, NM; Ciudad Juarez, MX) by providing financial support to participate in Aspen Institute programs. The Fellowship is designed to support the development of a new generation of leaders who are committed to advancing the common good in the Borderplex Region. Fellows gain access to world-class leadership development opportunities, including public events, policy roundtables, leadership seminars. These experiences help them strengthen their networks and develop the skills necessary to make an even greater impact in their communities. Who We Are Hunt-Aspen Fellows are encouraged to apply knowledge learned to the Borderplex region after participation. Fellows become members of the Aspen Conexión Alumni Network, a community of change makers and leaders and are provided with opportunities to further engage with the Aspen Institute. Financial Commitment Fellows are awarded scholarships that cover the cost of participation in Aspen Institute public events, policy roundtables, leadership seminars, and other convenings.

Eligibility

You can learn more about this opportunity by visiting the funder's website. To be eligible for the Woody and Gayle Hunt- Aspen Institute Fellowship the candidate must: Be admitted to an Aspen Institute program and able to contribute to the conversation based on professional and personal experienceBe over the age of 18 (Specific programs may have additional age restrictions)Submit financial need statementBe a current resident of the Borderplex Region (El Paso, TX; Ciudad Juarez, MX; Las Cruces, NM)Committed to advancing the Paso del Norte region