YIP Institute Public Policy Fellowship
A two-month virtual fellowship for teens and young adults who collaborate on capstone projects addressing social, political, economic, or environmental problems while attending policy workshops and speaker sessions.
Apply for the fellowship by filling out the short form on the left.
Application due date for the Winter cohort of the 2027 Fellowship is December 23rd.
The public policy fellowship program is a two-month development opportunity.
How to Apply
- Fill out the short application form
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