The Yale Jackson Institute for Global Affairs is offering an exceptional opportunity through its Peace Fellowship. This fellowship aims to empower the next generation of leaders committed to global peace and security. With funding, mentorship, and a transformative experience, selected fellows will have the chance to contribute meaningfully to peacebuilding and conflict resolution efforts. Hurry, applications are open for a limited time, and the deadline is approaching fast. Join a prestigious cohort of changemakers and take your first step toward a career dedicated to creating a better world. Around the world, conflict is growing more complex. Multilateralism is in crisis, norms are eroding, and global systems are under pressure. New technologies and emerging threats—like disinformation, climate stress, political polarization, and social fragmentation—are reshaping how conflict emerges and unfolds, and how it must be addressed.

This changing landscape demands a new kind of leadership: grounded in context, capable of navigating uncertainty and complexity, and committed to building sustainable peace in and across divided societies.
The Yale Peace Fellowship, hosted by the International Leadership Center (ILC) at Yale University, brings together 16 rising leaders each year who are working on the frontlines of conflict prevention, peacebuilding, and post-conflict reconciliation. Fellows come from a range of professional backgrounds—including civil society, diplomacy, politics, religion, and social enterprise—and are selected for their demonstrated impact and commitment to reach their full potential as peace leaders