This fellowship offers three-month residencies for researchers from the Indo-Pacific region and the US to conduct policy-relevant research on contemporary US-Indo-Pacific relations. Fellows receive a stipend, office space, airfare, and engage with US government officials, think tanks, and universities in Washington, DC. They present seminars, write articles, and develop publication proposals during and after residency.
Applicants must be nationals of an Indo-Pacific country/territory or the US with at least a Master's degree. PhD preferred but not required. Non-US citizens require J-1 visa sponsorship. Relevant professional experience considered for non-PhD applicants.
