Ask Questions Directly on WhatsApp here.

WhatsApp Broadcast Group
Scholarships in 2027 (Bachelor, Master, PhD) for International Students

Henry Wallace Fellowship 2025 – Paid Summer Opportunity for Young Changemakers

Looking for a meaningful, paid summer experience that lets you work for social justice, climate action, and equity? Say hello to the Henry A. Wallace Fellowship Program 2025 — a powerful 10-week opportunity for young activists, scholars, and movement builders who want to sharpen their voices and fuel real change.

Whether you’re passionate about dismantling systems of injustice or want to dig deeper into how policy, advocacy, and activism intersect, this fellowship — held in Washington, D.C. from June 2 to August 8, 2025 — offers the mentorship, training, and platform to help you grow.


What Makes This Fellowship Special?

Unlike most internships that expect you to work for free, the Henry A. Wallace Fellowship is fully paid — you’ll earn $18 per hour for your time, ideas, and impact. Named after Henry A. Wallace, a progressive leader and key New Deal architect, the program is rooted in fighting racism, fascism, and inequality while championing democracy, workers’ rights, and climate justice.

This isn’t your average internship — it’s an immersive training experience focused on “public scholarship” — that powerful space where academic research meets real-world advocacy and grassroots movements. You’ll walk away not just with work experience, but with a clearer sense of how you can be a force for change in the world.


Who Can Apply?

This opportunity is ideal for young people and students who are deeply committed to justice-based movements. If you care about peace, equity, and sustainability — and want to contribute your energy to build a better future — this is for you.

You don’t need to have years of experience. What matters is your passion, your voice, and your curiosity to learn. IPS strongly encourages applicants from backgrounds that are often underrepresented in public policy spaces. If you’ve faced barriers to accessing internship opportunities before, this program is designed with you in mind.


What Will You Do?

The program is broken into five dynamic parts:

  1. Workshops – Biweekly sessions led by top thinkers and organizers, covering everything from grassroots campaign strategy to policy writing, media outreach, and the history of social movements.

  2. Hands-on Mentorship – You’ll be matched with a mentor and placed in one of IPS’s core project areas, such as:

    • Economic Justice
    • Climate Justice
    • Racial and Gender Justice
    • Peace & Foreign Policy
    • Communications
    • Program Development

    You’ll get real-world experience writing, researching, attending events, and even contributing to IPS’s in-house publications.

  3. Intergenerational Dialogue – Learn directly from long-time activists and organizers and build your network of allies and mentors.

  4. Career Coaching – Receive one-on-one guidance to help you chart your career path in the nonprofit, advocacy, or policy world. You’ll also gain access to a growing alumni network of Henry A. Wallace Fellows.

  5. Symposium & Strategy Sessions – Participate in a summer symposium and campaign strategy meetings with IPS and partner organizations.


Apply: https://ips-dc.org/project/henry-a-wallace-fellowship-program/.

Application Deadline

The last date to apply for the Henry A. Wallace Fellowship Program 2025 is Monday, March 31, 2025.

Yousaf Saeed

Yousaf Saeed is the founder of daadscholarship.com and an international education journalist covering scholarships, fellowships and global study opportunities. A recipient of three fully funded international scholarships, he combines firsthand application experience with official-source research to explain funding, eligibility and application procedures. His growing community includes over 200,000 WhatsApp channel subscribers, 120,000+ Facebook followers and 60,000+ LinkedIn followers.

Related Articles

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Please write at least 6 words. Short comments are not accepted.

Back to top button