Resources and Opportunities
Security & Strategy Blogs
U.S. Think Tanks
- CNAS, Technology and National Security Program
- New America Foundation, Public Interest Technology
- Hudson Institute
- Brookings Institution, AI and Emerging Technology Initiative
- The Atlantic Council, Scowcroft Center for Strategy and Security
- The Atlantic Council, Digital Forensics Research Lab
- RAND Corporation, Science, Technology and Innovation
Opportunities
(Past)
Social Science Research Council Just Tech Fellowships: Supports researchers and practitioners investigating the intersection of technology and social justice. Amount/Duration of Award: $200,000/2 years. Deadline: 1/31/24. Apply here.
American University’s Women in Cybersecurity Club: AU’s School of International Service has opened a new student club, Women in Cybersecurity. This club is open to any and all graduate female cyber students and graduate student allies within cybersecurity. Click here for more info.
Call for Manuscripts – The Association of the United States Army (AUSA): Submissions must be unpublished (in print or online) and will be reviewed by an editorial board and selected for publication based on overall quality, scholarship and significance of the subject matter. Membership in AUSA, while always encouraged, is not a requirement for participation. submitted via e-mail to Nzinga A. Curry, Director, Education & Programs, at ncurry@ausa.org.
Land Warfare Papers: This program is an outlet for research on defense and national security issues that will serve to inform and influence opinion on defense matters. Participation is not limited to AUSA members or servicemembers. Submissions should be in the range of 5,000 to 10,000 words and any accompanying graphics must be reproducible in black and white. A one-page synopsis of the paper and a brief biography of the author must accompany the manuscript. Papers are reviewed by an editorial board for overall quality, scholarship and the significance of the subject matter.
Landpower Essays: This series is designed to provide an outlet for original, unpublished essays on topics that will stimulate professional discussion and further public understanding of the landpower aspects of national security. Essays should not exceed 5,000 words. Examples of these papers can be found HERE.
Atlantic Council, Internships: More details here.
Center for Democracy & Technology: More details here.