Our Programs

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Educational Scholarships & Awards

Zonta is dedicated to achieving gender equality in education and supports scholarships, fellowships and awards for women and girls pursuing education and careers in these traditionally male-dominated fields.

Zonta annually awards up to 30 Fellowships of US$10,000 each to women pursuing Ph.D./doctoral degrees in aerospace engineering and space sciences.

 

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Zonta helps women pursuing undergraduate and master’s degrees in business management with up to 37 scholarships of US$5,000 each annually. 

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Zonta encourages women to pursue education in STEM through a pilot program, offering up to 32 awards of US$5,000.

 

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Zonta recognizes young women for demonstrating leadership skills and commitment to public service with up to 37 awards of US$5,000 each annually.

 

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Zonta International Service Projects

Zonta International is passionate about providing life-changing opportunities for women and girls through international service. By partnering with agencies of the United Nations and other recognized non-governmental organizations, Zonta has improved women’s health, provided better economic opportunities and prevented gender-based violence in 71 countries. Since our first service project, Zonta has contributed more than US$35.9 million to our international service projects.

Learn how we are responding to the health needs of adolescents—especially girls—in a timely manner and preventing violence in schools in Peru.

 

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Learn how we are ensuring that all women and girls in Papua New Guinea and Timor-Leste live life free from violence and providing quality services to those who experience violence.

 

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Learn how we are enabling children, particularly girls, to learn in a safe and inclusive environment and empowering them to take actions to build climate-resilient communities.

 

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Learn how we are protecting the rights of millions of vulnerable girls and putting an end to this global violation of human rights in 12 countries in Africa and Asia.

 

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