Visiting Fellows
Unfunded residency at NED’s International Forum offers scholars resources and community to conduct independent research on democracy for 3–10 months in Washington, D.C.
Funder: National Endowment for Democracy
Due Dates: Rolling (apply at least 6 months before proposed start date)
Funding Amounts: No financial support provided; fellowship is non-funded; offers office space, library access, and research resources for 3–10 months.
Summary: Unfunded residency for independent research on democracy, providing access to resources and a collaborative environment at the International Forum for Democratic Studies.
Key Information: Applicants must secure their own funding; applications reviewed year-round.
Description
The International Forum for Democratic Studies at the National Endowment for Democracy offers a Visiting Fellows program for scholars and practitioners interested in conducting independent research and writing on democracy-related topics. This program provides non-funded residencies lasting from three to ten months at the Forum in Washington, D.C. Visiting Fellows are given access to the Democracy Resource Center and Library, a fully-equipped office (as available), and opportunities to participate in events and engage with staff and other fellows. The program is ideal for those who do not require financial assistance but seek a collaborative and resource-rich environment for their democracy-focused projects.
