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Rise is a program that finds brilliant people who need opportunity and supports them for life as they work to serve others. The program starts at ages 1517 and offers a lifetime of benefits including scholarships, mentorship, and access to career development opportunities.

The Hybl Fellowship Program brings outstanding graduate students to the Washington, DC area each year to support fellows independent research in democracy development, election administration, legal frameworks and civic participation in the political process. Fellows carry out self-directed research under the mentorship of IFES staff during a fellowship term of 6-10 weeks.

Radcliffe Fellows are award-winning artists, academics, and professionals who convene at the Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study at Harvard University for a full year to focus on individual projects and research while benefiting from a multidisciplinary community in the University setting. Stipends are funded up to $78,000 for one year with additional funds for project expenses. Fellows receive office or studio space and access to libraries and other resources of Harvard University during the fellowship year, September through May. Deadlines vary by discipline, check website.

The Hurford Youth Fellowship Program builds the leadership skills of young democracy activists from around the world. Fellows engage in strategic meetings, conduct research, organize and lead presentations, and benefit from information-sharing sessions on democracy themes.