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LEGO Foundation Fellowship is sponsored by The LEGO Foundation. This global research fellowship supports early- and mid-career researchers whose work strengthens understanding of how children thrive across diverse contexts.
It welcomes applications from researchers across disciplines, including human-computer interaction, focusing on how AI is reshaping children's lives (up to 18 years of age) and how it can support thriving, learning, wellbeing, and inclusion.
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LEGO Foundation — Every child deserves a childhood Frequently Asked Questions Every child deserves a childhood Every child arrives with a whole world inside them. A spark, a will, a unique way of seeing. They start small and unshielded – ready to begin.
Children need environments that help them find their way: steadiness, safety, education, room to wonder. Spaces that protect their questions, nourish their courage, and let them feel the warmth of belonging. At the LEGO Foundation, we work alongside partners, communities and families to create these conditions, so every child, everywhere, can thrive and grow.
Not only because children are a path to the future. But because they are the point of today. We believe childhood is not just a phase of life — it’s the making of one.
Since 1986, we have worked to nurture and protect childhood, supporting efforts that help children grow, learn and become. We focus on the realities children face, addressing barriers, supporting learners of all abilities, and responding where children are touched by crises and humanitarian needs.
By investing in the holistic ecosystems that shape childhood — from families and schools to communities and entire societies – we work to strengthen access to education, creativity and play. This includes both grantmaking and impact investments supporting solutions that can grow and reach more children over time. Through partnerships in Denmark and around the world, we work alongside those closest to children’s lives.
Together, we build evidence to drive lasting change — improving systems, lifting up young learners, and creating the conditions for every child, everywhere to thrive and grow. Crisis & humanitarian settings Protecting learning & education In times of crisis, children are among the most vulnerable.
The LEGO Foundation acts to fund programmes that protect children’s access to education in crisis, ensuring that children can keep growing and learning, even in the hardest circumstances. Alongside our grant making, the LEGO Foundation makes impact investments. Together, these are complementary pathways to achieving meaningful outcomes for children.
They enable us to support solutions that can grow sustainably and reach more children over time. By combining grants and impact investments, we can back innovation, scale what works, and strengthen efforts that improve children’s learning, wellbeing and development. Any financial returns are reinvested into our mission – supporting new grants and impact investments.
This circular approach strengthens our ability to create lasting change. We see this as a natural extension of how we work: acting with urgency and care to support children’s learning, wellbeing and development – and to help build a childhood for all.
Special Educational Needs & learning opportunities The dignity of all children All children, regardless of ability, deserve the opportunity to learn and grow by taking part in a quality education. With a special focus on Autism and ADHD, we work closely with educational organisations to strengthen support for neurodivergent children and their families, delivering proven interventions to help more children thrive.
As a Danish foundation, we are deeply engaged in supporting a thriving childhood for every child in the key institutions and digital environments that shape their lives. We collaborate with municipalities, institutions and civil society to invest in education and wellbeing systems that help children learn and grow in a changing world.
Building evidence, shaping impact Evidence-based decision making Our philanthropic mission is to support initiatives in education, research and child development – both directly and indirectly. We are committed to impact that can be measured, and sharing evidence openly so partners, communities and governments can see what truly helps children thrive and grow.
Shaping better childhoods When childhood thrives, the world thrives with it Our childhood shapes who we are, planting seeds that grow with us throughout our lives. From our earliest experiences and memories – concepts and ideas spark curiosity and take us in new directions. Boundaries are tested.
Confidence is built, knocked, and rebuilt again. Our sense of self begins to emerge alongside our sense of belonging. As we grow, the seeds planted in our childhood grow with us, shaping how we relate.
How we cope in struggle. How we decide what’s possible. At the LEGO Foundation, we believe every young person deserves a childhood that lets them be a child.
Education, belonging, play, support and safety are not just essential building blocks of childhood; they’re the foundation for everything that comes after. In every child there is a universe unfolding, and the stars around it to help it expand. When we get it right, we set a child up for life.
Find answers to the most common questions Below you’ll find answers to the questions we’re most frequently asked about the LEGO Foundation – from our policies and partnerships to practical information. If your question isn’t covered below, you’ll also find guidance on where to go next.
Questions about LEGO products The LEGO Foundation exists to build the conditions – and create the space – for every child, everywhere, to thrive and grow. Frequently Asked Questions Koldingvej 2, 7190 Billund LEGO, the LEGO logo and LEGO DUPLO are trademarks
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Early- and mid-career researchers across disciplines. Host institution (university) administers the funding. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows USD 300,000 over three years. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Applications for LEGO Foundation Fellowship are due November 1, 2026. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
LEGO Foundation Fellowship is funded by The LEGO Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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