Congressional Relations
The Wilson Center’s office of Congressional Relations works to maintain a vibrant relationship with Members of Congress and their staffs. We organize and run a series of educational programs led by Wilson Center experts, ranging from seminars to podcasts, with the purpose of increasing congressional staffers’ knowledge of international policy. We also coordinate outreach to Capitol Hill, including testimonies by Wilson Center scholars and briefings for Members of Congress.
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What is the role of #parliamentarians in Congress?
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Insight & Analysis
Opportunities with Congressional Relations
Wilson Foreign Policy Fellowship Program
Applications for the virtual SPRING 2021 fellowship program open on March 1st!
Congressional Foreign Policy Masterclass
International Relations Education Program (IREP)
Despite being a leader in the current international order, the United States often finds itself misunderstanding the geopolitical relationships that underpin friendships and rivalries around the world. In order to develop more effective foreign policy, peace and security strategies, policymakers on Capitol Hill need to understand geopolitical relationships around the world.
Internships with Congressional Relations
The Office of Congressional Relations is looking to fulfill two *virtual* internship positions for the spring semester: (1) Congressional Relations Intern (2) Digital Marketing Intern - CLOSES NOV 20
Need to Know Podcast Series
Need to Know is a foreign policy news podcast produced by the Office of Congressional Relations at the Wilson Center. Bringing you the best non-partisan policy through conversations with our scholars.
Browse all the episodesDISINFORMATION EXPERTS
Nina Jankowicz
Disinformation Fellow
Read more from NinaDisinformation is not a partisan problem; it's a democratic one, and it will take cooperation—cross-party, cross-sector, cross-government, and cross-border—to defeat.
Rui Zhong
Program Associate
David Shimer
Global Fellow
Meg King
Director of the Science and Technology Innovation Program
Read more from MegNo one country possesses all the capabilities needed to develop competitive technologies. No one country possesses all the critical data required to make the most of these technologies. No one country has the right governing structure to address the risks of untested technologies while simultaneously fostering innovation. The United States, Mexico, and Canada would be wise to take on this mission together.
Congressional Testimonies
The Wilson Center’s Foreign Policy Fellowship Program does more than dive into complex foreign policy issues, it also offers congressional staff the unique opportunity to reach across the aisle and form genuine relationships.
The mission of service and support to our own work as policymakers sets the Center apart from other policy organizations in Washington, and certainly embodies the spirit of public service for which President Wilson is remembered.
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Learn About the Foreign Policy Fellowship Program
Contact Us
For more information on our fellowships or programming, contact Paige Rotunda at paige.rotunda@wilsoncenter.org or 202/691-4213.
