Meet the New Faces of Leadership

Today’s challenges require local leaders who unite people around our shared humanity and inspire engagement in community-based solutions.

A deepening awareness of racial and economic injustice is fueling a growing desire for authentic change throughout our society. What’s needed are compassionate and capable leaders in and from our communities. The W.K. Kellogg Foundation (WKKF) Community Leadership Network with the Center for Creative Leadership® is an innovative fellowship that supports local leaders to connect, grow and lead transformational change toward a more equitable society.

80
Diverse
Fellows
18
Months
Hands-on Development,
Personalized Coaching,
Peer Networking
Strong Leadership Networks
Transformative
Change in
Communities

Thank you to Class Three!

In the final gathering of Class Three in Detroit, the WKKF Community Leadership Network fellows share their reflections on the past 18 months. Their voices highlight the power of community leadership and the collective commitment towards creating equitable transformation for families and children in our communities.

Leadership in Action

During the fellowship and beyond, local leaders grow as individuals and as a unified community. The WKKF Community Leadership Network fellowship helps them take their passion, commitment and work to the next level. See highlights and impacts from their leadership journeys.

Local Leaders, Global Impact: The Global Fellows Network
Class Three Fellowship Reflections
The Power of Networks

“Throughout the journey of this fellowship, I am most excited to grow from our shared experiences. There is so much value in pooling our trials, triumphs and lessons learned to create long-term solutions that provide children and future generations with paths to progress and prosperity.”

— Steven Randle, Madison, Mississippi

Stay connected to meaningful change.

Follow the fellows’ journey, learn alongside them and receive updates about future application opportunities.

WKKF Community Leadership Network