Henry A. Wallace Fellowship Program 2025
- Omran Aburayya
- Mar 24
- 2 min read
If you are a young changemaker passionate about peace, justice, and environmental activism, the Henry A. Wallace Fellowship Program Cohort 2025 is your opportunity to make a real impact. This transformative program equips emerging leaders with the skills, mentorship, and experience needed to drive meaningful change in their communities and beyond. Here's everything you need to know about this prestigious fellowship:
Fellowship Summary
Location: Washington, D.C., USA
Host Institution: Institute for Policy Studies (IPS)
Fellowship Type: Professional Development Fellowship (non-degree program)
Areas of Focus: Public scholarship, policy research, advocacy, grassroots activism, and justice (peace, environmental, racial, economic, and gender)
Target Group: Young activists committed to social justice
Funding Type: Fully Funded
Start Date: June 2, 2025
Application Deadline: March 31, 2025
Eligible To: Individuals passionate about activism and available to meet program requirements
Fellowship Overview
The Henry A. Wallace Fellowship Program is a 10-week paid initiative designed to empower young activists through a unique blend of training, mentorship, and practical experience. Named after Henry A. Wallace, a key architect of the New Deal, the program honors his legacy of championing democracy, equity, and justice.
Curriculum and Activities
The program is structured around five key components:
Workshops: Biweekly sessions covering public scholarship skills, the history of progressive movements, and current policy frameworks.
Individualized Mentorship: Participants receive hands-on training and guidance from IPS public scholars.
Practical Experience: Fellows engage in research, writing, event participation, and social media management within IPS's core areas.
Community Building: Cohort-based activities foster collaboration and intergenerational dialogue.
Skill Development: Training in research, writing, media, and advocacy to prepare fellows for impactful careers.
Participants can expect to leave the program with a nuanced understanding of justice-related issues and the tools to become effective public scholars.
Fellowship Benefits
Fees Covered: The program is fully funded, including a stipend for participants.
Professional Growth: Access to leading strategic thinkers and editors at IPS.
Networking Opportunities: Build connections with like-minded activists and experts.
Skill Enhancement: Gain expertise in policy research, advocacy, and grassroots activism.
Eligibility Criteria
Commitment to peace, justice, and environmental activism
Availability to work 34 hours per week, including two in-person days at the IPS office
Ability to secure housing in Washington, D.C., for the program duration
Relevant skills in research, writing, organizing, or communications
Application Procedure
Applications are submitted online through the online application portal . To apply for the Henry A. Wallace Fellowship Program, follow these steps:
1. Prepare Your Application:
Highlight your passion for social justice and relevant skills.
2. Submit Required Documents:
Updated resume or CV
Statement of purpose detailing your commitment to activism
Two letters of recommendation
3. Application Deadline:
Ensure all materials are submitted by March 31, 2025.
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