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The Fellowships provide professors from a variety of backgrounds with practical experience in the foreign policy-making field through placement at a U.S. government agency, in Congress, or with an international organization.

The IBRAF Fellowship Program on South-South and Triangular Cooperation (IFP) aims to overcomes the gap between studying and engaging in international cooperation, taking scholars and professionals to hands-on experiences in Brazil in order to explore, understand and disclose good practices and projects in socioeconomic development.

This paid, virtual fellowship provides a cohort of educators an opportunity to explore how teaching with under-reported global news stories helps educate students and prepares them to engage curiously and critically with the world.

The Janice S. Jones Scholarship Program offers scholarships for candidates preparing for careers in hard-to-fill teaching fields as well as teachers of color. This scholarship program is designed to address these needs, providing two $1,000 awards annually.