Scoville Peace Fellowship

Funding: $4,283/month salary, partial health-insurance compensation, $1,200 professional-development stipend, and travel expenses to DC covered. Who can apply: Recent college or graduate school alumni (must have completed at least a bachelor's degree before the fellowship starts) with a demonstrated interest in security/peace policy. US citizens preferred; foreign nationals legally residing in the US may also apply. Length: 6–9 months, full-time, placed at a Washington DC-based NGO/think tank/government office. Placement matching with a partner organization working on nonproliferation, cyber, or related security issues; alumni network. Field: National-security policy, one of five issue tracks is 'Emerging Technology Threats,' explicitly covering cyber warfare, alongside nuclear nonproliferation/WMD, peacebuilding, climate-security, and global health security.