"We seek postdoctoral candidates for our Population Health Training Program at University of Minnesota. 

"We train scientists to understand complex health problems and health disparities as resulting from multiple interacting layers of influence that unfold over chronological, biological, and historical time. This exciting program at the University of Minnesota, housed in the Institute for Social Research and Data Innovation and Minnesota Population Center, features cross-training in the biology and etiology of disease as well as in the social sciences. The program includes engagement in independent and collaborative population health research, supervised by interdisciplinary teams of faculty, and intensive professional socialization. It is designed to integrate trainees from diverse disciplinary backgrounds and prepare them to pursue outstanding careers as population health scientists. We'll start reviewing applications July 21."

Interested candidates can read more about our program and apply online

"In August 2025, TSC will launch the fourth cohort of Student Ambassador Fellows. This highly selective opportunity is a one-year program for outstanding student-leaders wanting to deepen their knowledge of federal education policy and create sustainable change across their communities. SAFs will receive a $5,000 stipend and firsthand experience in reshaping our systems of higher education."

"TSC Student Ambassadors are driven to improve our country’s systems of higher education, seeking change through the advancement of racial equity and accessibility. Applicants who possess the following qualifications should apply: 

• A rising or enrolled postsecondary student at a two- or four-year institution of higher education, vocational or technical school, apprenticeship and/or credentialing program

• Ability to dedicate time and passion to learning about policy and advocating for changes that impact today’s students
• Available to attend quarterly virtual meetings (four) and one in-person event

Read more about the fellowship and submit your application by July 11, 2025, at 5 p.m. ET.

"The Institute for Women’s Policy Research (IWPR) is the nation’s preeminent think tank committed to achieving economic equity for women and eliminating structural and institutional barriers to women’s full participation in the workforce and society. IWPR seeks two full-time Research Assistants to contribute to IWPR’s research, technical assistance, and policy-advocacy efforts aimed at building the long-term economic security and well-being of women and their families. Specifically, the Research Assistants will provide research support and assistance within IWPR’s four core pillars: Equitable Work and Wages, Caregiving and Families, Education and Career Advancement, and Reproductive Justice and Health Equity. Each Research Assistant will be focused on a dedicated portfolio of research topics in one to two of these pillars."

"A Bachelor’s degree and at least one year of experience in a relevant social science field, such as economics, public policy, or sociology; academic or professional experience with research related to gender equality and economic security is desired. This is an on-site, full-time exempt position. The salary for the Research Assistant is $61,560-$76,950/year. The salary will be commensurate with experience. IWPR provides competitive salaries and a generous benefits package."

Applications will be accepted until July 15th, 2025. See the full position listing online.

"The Century Foundation (TCF), a progressive, independent think tank, seeks a policy associate to join our Maternal and Reproductive Health team. As the Black maternal health crisis deepens, and access to abortion and reproductive care teeters following the fall of Roe v Wade, join a team determined to push back. The policy associate will participate in research projects, draft publications, and support the team with activities that address maternal and reproductive health inequity, with a strong racial equity lens."

"This is a full-time, exempt position. The salary range is $75,000 to $77,000 plus excellent benefits." The deadline for submission of application materials is Monday, July 21st at 11:59PM. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis.

See the complete position listing on the Foundation website.

"The American Academy in Berlin is an independent, nonprofit institute for advanced study in the arts, humanities, social sciences, law, journalism, and public policy. Its primary mission is to strengthen the cultural and intellectual ties between the United States and Germany. Each year, following a rigorous selection process, the Academy awards roughly two dozen semester-long fellowships to individuals who demonstrate excellence in their respective fields.

"The Academy welcomes applications from a broad range of disciplines in the humanities, social sciences, law, journalism, and various areas of public policy. We also generally encourage projects that address pressing issues of the day, such as the future of democracy, technology and society (especially artificial intelligence), contemporary China, as well as climate change and sustainability. Dedicated fellowships are also available to support projects in American political economy, Jewish studies, and public health and biotechnology. While project proposals need not focus on topics related to Germany, candidates should explain how a residency in Berlin would benefit their work."

Berlin Prize Fellows receive monthly stipends of $5000, roundtrip airfare, accommodation, partial board, and access to in-house library services and professional networking opportunities. The deadline for applications is Monday, September 22, 2025, 12:00 p.m. ET.

See the complete announcement and FAQ online.

"Open Philanthropy and the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation are launching a new model of scholarly communication — pop-up journals, which curate and synthesize evidence around important, decision-relevant questions in economics.

"We invite organizations to apply for a five-year contract to curate the first pop-up journal, focused on the "Griliches Question" (estimating the social return on R&D investment). We also invite researchers to apply for support on research related to the Griliches Question."

Statements of intent (1-2 pages) for journal curation should be sent by July 25, 2025. Brief letters of inquiry for individual research projects (1-2 pages) will be accepted on a rolling basis; sign up to receive notices of specific funding opportunities. 

Complete details of the program are on its website.

The Papademetriou Young Scholars Program of the Migration Policy Institute has two goals: harnessing the valuable contributions of interns for MPI's work and training the next generation of migration and communications leaders. Internships are available both in person and remotely, as well as to those residing outside the United States.

Interns work in one of two areas: Research or communications. The internship program lasts for four months and is divided into three cycles over the course of the year. There is some flexibility in internship start and end dates, but the Spring internship cycle generally runs from January through April, the Summer cycle from May through August, and the Fall semester from September through December.

Internships are available on both a full- and part-time basis (with full-time sought for U.S. Immigrant Integration and Communications). A $1,400 biweekly stipend is offered to full-time interns and a prorated stipend to part-time interns. Students also may arrange to obtain credit for their work. MPI does not cover relocation expenses. Internships can be remote or in person.

The application window for Fall 2025 is now open. Interested applicants should respond by July 1, 2025. Complete information is on the MPI website. 

Nathan Cummings Foundation offers two types of funding opportunities: grants and program-related investments (PRIs). "Both grant and PRI proposals must align with our interconnected goals of racial, economic, and/or environmental justice (REEJ)." 

NCF is now welcoming proposals for partnerships via two Letters of Inquiry (LOI) portals. For FY 2025, the portal will be open from January 16, 2025, through June 30, 2025, and will reopen on October 1, 2025. The portal will be closed from July 1, 2025, to September 30, 2025, to allow time for assessment and reflection. 

See the Funding FAQ for more details and the LOI portal to apply.

 "iF, A Foundation For Radical Possibility envisions Black people and people of the global majority living powerfully, abundantly, and beautifully in healthy, self-determined communities free of social, economic, and ideological violence. We achieve our vision by centering the leadership and expertise of Black people and people of the global majority in the Washington, DC region who live at the sharpest intersection of systems of oppression, in particular race, class, and gender identity.

"The Community Power Manager will play a key role in implementing and evolving the foundation’s Community Power and Healing Justice strategic pillars through community-centered grantmaking, program development, and program implementation in deep alignment with iF’s IDs.   This role involves stewarding relationships with nonprofit partners, co-creating philanthropic consciousness, build power, and promote healing. The Community Power Manager will lead the creation of popular and political education programs that arm the community with the analysis, skills, and collective vision needed to organize for self-determination. Apply by June 13, 2025."

"The ASA Policy Outreach Program (POP) Fellowship aims to enhance connections between ASA and legislative offices, think tanks, and policymakers influencing public policy and opinion. ... A cohort of 5-10 POP Fellows will be accepted each year for a one-year term. POP Fellows will remotely receive media training and learn about professional development opportunities that will help them further develop the skills necessary to translate research findings to legislators and the public. They will also be able to create Rapid Response Reports about their research/area of expertise for dissemination to the media and program partners. The fellowship does not include a stipend or require residency in Washington, DC, or travel. 

"Applicants must have a PhD in sociology at the time of application, plus three or more years of experience. Both ASA members and nonmembers can apply to the Policy Outreach Program Fellowship. However, if accepted, you will be required to join ASA.  Applications open on May 1. Completed applications are due by May 29 by 5 pm Eastern."

See the complete program description on the ASA website.