Scoville Peace Fellowship

The Scoville Peace Fellowship is a prestigious program designed for recent college graduates and graduate students who aspire to build careers in peace, security, and international affairs. Established to cultivate the next generation of policy experts and advocates, this fellowship provides hands-on experience through placements in Washington, D.C.-based think tanks, nonprofit organizations, and government agencies. Fellows engage in research, analysis, and advocacy on critical global issues such as nuclear disarmament, conflict resolution, and human security. The program typically lasts six to nine months and offers a stipend, health insurance, and professional development opportunities. Applicants should demonstrate strong academic credentials, a commitment to peace and security issues, and relevant coursework or experience. The Scoville Peace Fellowship aims to empower emerging leaders by connecting them with mentors and networks in the field. It is open to U.S. citizens and international students, with applications reviewed annually. Successful fellows gain invaluable insights and skills that prepare them for impactful careers in public service, academia, or advocacy. Explore this opportunity to contribute to global peace efforts and advance your professional goals.