Seminar run by AIER and the Academy of Capitalism where undergraduates and early-stage graduate students explore the intersection of classical liberalism and business. A great learning opportunity for people interested in free-market policy and the intersection of policy and business.
https://www.academyoncapitalism.org/capitalism-voluntary-society
A short, paid fellowship where young conservatives study the moral and political principle of the American constitutional order. A great way to continue your learning of founding principles and meet interesting people.
An in-person, graduate-level course in DC focusing on free market economic policy that’s open to mid-level professionals with at least three years of work or graduate school experience. A great way to develop your understanding of economic policy and grow your network. https://publicinterestfellowship.org/programs/the-american-capitalism-seminar-acs
Entry level and mid career technology fellowships in DC for people interested in public technology work. A wonderful way to break into DC, especially for those with a tech background. https://www.techcongress.io
A paid fellowship for first-years and sophomores interested in liberal policy that provides mentorship, education, and skill-building. Great way to develop skills and gain experience while in school and can be a valuable resume booster for people seeking work on the left. https://rooseveltinstitute.org/roosevelt-network/undergraduate-fellowships/forge-fellowship
Highly selected and unique program for undergraduates interested in public policy, politics, and leadership that provides an immersive educational experience. A great way to show your interest in the world of policy and develop crucial soft skills, with the option of a paid trip to DC.
An in-person, graduate-level seminar for mid-career lawyers in policy-relevant roles to explore constitutional law and related topics. A great way to network and learn more about law and legal policy.
