Wilson Center

The Wilson Center’s flagship competitive Research Fellowship Program brings scholars, practitioners, journalists, and public intellectuals to conduct nonpartisan, policy-relevant research and engage with policymakers and the Center’s Congressional education activities.

A nonpartisan fellowship program that equips Congressional staff with foreign-policy knowledge and practical tools, running in structured in-person sessions for current Congressional staff.

A fellowship track that supports nonpartisan, mission-focused projects by senior leaders and experts; the Center periodically announces new Distinguished Fellows as part of its updated fellows program.

A fellowship track for shorter-term affiliation of experts; the Wilson Center periodically announces Visiting Fellows alongside Distinguished Fellows.

The Wilson Center’s Digital Archive is used to publish and disseminate documentary materials associated with its history and documentation programs (including initiatives connected to the Cold War International History Project).

CWIHP supports the full and prompt release of historical materials from governments on all sides of the Cold War and accelerates integration of newly available sources through document publication and digitization efforts.