Program that trains talented individuals to help the US retain its innovation edge, with a focus on AI, Biotech, Computing, Business Process, and Manufacturing. A great way for people to work in policy-adjacent or policy-specific roles in the innovation space.
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
Provides paid short-term emerging tech policy fellowships with the option for placement in federal agencies, congressional offices and committees, or think tanks. Great way to break into DC while making good money and receiving training, with options for different experience levels.
Run by the Cicero Institute, provides graduate students with part-time work in public policy. A great way to start gaining experience while in graduate school or to keep your skills sharp. https://ciceroinstitute.org/about/jobs/law-and-policy-fellowship
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.
A paid fellowship for young professionals working in policy, national and state government, media, and other areas interested in statesmanship and political thought, with a special emphasis on the founders and Lincoln. A great way to continue your learning of founding principles and to meet interesting and important figures. https://www.claremont.org/fellowships/lincoln-fellowship
A graduate-level program run in partnership with the Ethics and Public Policy Center exposing young professionals the Judeo-Christian tradition and its application to policy and civil society. A great way to learn more about policy of all sorts and network with important individuals. https://publicinterestfellowship.org/programs/father-richard-john-neuhaus-fellowship
An in-person, graduate-level course on the military and diplomatic history of WW2, including in-class seminars, meal discussions, and battlefield visits. Aimed at early and mid-career policy and political professionals and is a great way to learn about military policy and grand strategy.
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.
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
