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The Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars (the “Wilson Center”) is a congressionally chartered, nonpartisan policy institution in Washington, D.C., designed as a “living memorial” to President Woodrow Wilson and structured to connect scholarship with public policy. Its mission is to provide nonpartisan insights and analysis on global affairs to policymakers and the public through deep research, open dialogue, and independent scholarship.
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The Wilson Center appointed eight new Distinguished and Visiting Fellows to advance nonpartisan scholarship and address critical global challenges.
Wilson Center Announces Fall Session of Congressional Fellowship ProgramThe Center announced applications were open for the Fall 2026 session of its Congressional Fellowship Program and provided program dates.
Wilson Center Opens Competition for 2027-2028 Research FellowshipsThe Wilson Center opened the 2027–2028 Research Fellowship application cycle with an application window from July 15 through September 30, 2026.
Wilson Center Statement on the Passing of Senator Lindsey GrahamA statement from the Wilson Center on the passing of Senator Lindsey Graham.
Wilson Center Announces Class of 2026–2027 Research FellowsThe Center announced the 2026–2027 class of Wilson Center Research Fellows selected through a competitive process.
Statement from the Wilson Center’s Acting Board Chair on newly announced partnership with Pepperdine University School of Public PolicyThe Wilson Center’s Acting Board Chair issued a statement tied to the newly announced Pepperdine partnership focused on sports diplomacy.