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    Youth Ambassador Program

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    The Youth Ambassador Program trains and mentors young leaders in Internet policy, governance, and advocacy, offering hands-on experience and participation in major Internet events.

    Funder: Internet Society

    Due Dates (Anticipated): December 2026 (application submissions close, projected)

    Funding Amounts: No direct monetary award; program provides training, mentorship, event travel, and access to a global alumni network.

    Summary: Empowers young people (18–30) to engage in Internet policy, governance, and advocacy, with leadership development and participation in key Internet events.


    Description

    The Youth Ambassador Program is an annual initiative by the Internet Society designed to support and empower young people interested in Internet policy, governance, and advocacy. Selected ambassadors receive training, mentorship, and the opportunity to participate in significant Internet events, building their skills and networks to become influential leaders in the field. The program fosters a global community of young Internet advocates dedicated to an open, secure, and trustworthy Internet, offering hands-on project experience and continued growth through the Internet Society Alumni Network.


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