CDT Non-Resident Fellows Program 2026: Two-Year Technology Policy Fellowship for Leading Academics and Researchers at for Youth | Washington, United States
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Opportunity type
Fellowship
Location
United States of America, District of Columbia, Washington
Work arrangement
Remote
Organisation
for Youth
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Role shape: Responsibility-led role with a detailed skills profile.
Evidence to prepare: Connect your CV or portfolio to Established academic or research career with a strong publication record.; Demonstrated expertise in technology policy, digital rights, or related fields.. Use one concrete example that shows you can Conduct and disseminate research on critical technology policy issues..
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Job Overview
The CDT Non-Resident Fellows Program provides a unique opportunity for leading scholars to engage with policymakers, civil society, and the public on pressing technology policy challenges. Fellows will contribute their research and insights to shape a more equitable and rights-respecting digital future. The program emphasizes remote participation, allowing fellows to contribute from their existing academic or research environments.Eligibility
- Conduct and disseminate research on critical technology policy issues.
- Engage in public discourse through publications, presentations, and expert commentary.
- Inform CDT's policy advocacy and research initiatives with scholarly insights.
- Collaborate with CDT staff and other fellows on shared policy goals.
- Contribute to a more informed and effective approach to technology governance.
Requirements
- Established academic or research career with a strong publication record.
- Demonstrated expertise in technology policy, digital rights, or related fields.
- Ability to translate complex research into accessible policy recommendations.
- Commitment to advancing privacy, free expression, and democratic values online.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
Benefits
- A prestigious platform to influence technology policy.
- Networking opportunities with leading experts and policymakers.
- Support for research dissemination and public engagement.
- Flexible, remote participation.
- Two-year fellowship term.
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