The Legislative Assistants to Members of Parliament (LAMP) Fellowship offers a unique and an exciting opportunity for young Indians to learn law-making and public policy.
The Latinx44 Scholarship Program was created to assist in the costs of unpaid or underfunded public service summer internships for Latinx students. These internships can be related to advocacy, community relations, community service, international relations, public policy, and most subjects that include public service.
Awardees begin their fellowship with a one-year AmeriCorps Service term and are matched with a local nonprofit or government in their community that is in conjunction with their own professional goals.
This is a nonpartisan fellowship and fellows are part of AmeriCorps, meaning that they are not permitted to engage or support specific political parties or religious beliefs and/or influence legislation with their actions throughout their time acting as a member of the program. Before starting their placement, all fellows attend a twelve-day Lead for America Summer Institute in Washington, DC to learn American history and the current challenges of the country today, including the difficulty communicating across party lines, as well as leadership training. Throughout the fellowship, fellows will also attend a retreat in Kansas and will complete a fellow-exchange when they will experience a fellow awardee’s hometown and see the work that they have been doing. In addition, the fellows will come together for a graduation summit in Washington, DC. All of the expenses for these retreats (travel, housing, meals, and miscellaneous costs) will be entirely covered by Lead for America.
Once fellows have been placed, they will work for thirty-five hours per week a paid position at their host organization (that they have worked to find based on their interests and focus)
The Leadership Council for Women in National Security is seeking a part-time fellow to support the staff from January 2023 until June 2023. Fellows will work 20hrs a week, conducting research, drafting invitations and preparing background materials.
The Defense Intelligence Agency allows rising high school seniors and college freshmen and sophomore to a career in defense. It offers school as well as internships opportunity while one is a student.
This is an opportunity to volunteer with the Department of State initiative, MapGive. MapGive is an organization that provides the groundwork for individuals to contribute to the online mapping of locations around the world that do not have the quality of mapping that is offered in a variety of other places. This mapping can assist with everyday travel or even emergency situations, such as natural disasters. Volunteers are given access to training and then can begin remotely helping those in need.
The Marcellus Policy Fellowship provide the tools and resources for future U.S foreign policymaker hone their writing skills and idea developments under expert guidance.
The Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe seeks candidates for its Max Kampelman Fellowship program. Named for a longtime U.S. Ambassador to the Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe, Kampelman Fellows represent the next generation of American leaders in security policy, human rights, and strategic communications.
The International Affairs Junior Fellowship gives college graduates the opportunity to shape international economy policy on behalf on the United States. They get exposed to the world of international economy and important players such as IMF and the World Bank.
The FAO Schwarz Fellowships are designed to develop leaders committed to creating social change. The Fellowships are paid two-year positions with benefits at leading nonprofit host organizations in Boston, New York City and Philadelphia.