About the Program
Each year, the Internet Society chooses fifteen young, passionate people to participate in our Youth Ambassador Program, equipping the next generation of Internet leaders to collaborate and innovate for a better world
During the program and beyond, fellows will support the Internet Society’s mission, vision, and 2030 Strategy.
About the Application Process
All applications will be reviewed anonymously during the first round of review. Successful applicants will be selected to complete an online course on Internet Governance. The top 15 rated students will be selected for the program.
Application submissions open: 18 November 2025 at 12h UTC
Application submissions close: 2 December 2025 at 23:59 UTC
Program contact: Tori Irvine [fellowships@isoc.org
Why Apply?
This program brings the opportunity for you to:
Join a network of knowledgeable Internet leaders who continue to develop their skills and competencies, actively support Internet Society’s mission, and advocate for protecting the Internet
Deepen your subject expertise through specific Internet governance online training
Broaden your advocacy, communications, project management, and leadership skills
Attend a significant Internet event especially selected for you according to your preferences, profile, and location
Engage and collaborate with key Internet stakeholders from around the world
Be mentored by key Internet leaders and experts
Develop the skills and connections needed to make more of an impact in your local community (and beyond!)
Benefit from sharing networks, learning from each other’s approaches, working together, and forging relationships that will significantly enhance your impact as future Internet leaders in your community, country, and region
Who Is Eligible to Apply?
All applicants must:
Be between the ages of 18-30 at the date of the submitted application
Have a high level of reading, speaking, and writing skills in English
Be comfortable with public speaking and communicating positions
Have continuous access to the Internet during all the phases of the program, as well as the appropriate equipment.
Be able to dedicate a minimum of 4 hours per week during the full program duration
Have the availability to take part in weekly meetings and webinars, usually between 11h and 16h UTC
Be able to travel and hold a valid passport
Not have been previously selected as an Internet Society Youth Ambassador, IGF Ambassador, IGF Youth Ambassador, or Youth@IGF Fellow
Not have participated as a fellow in another Internet Society program within two years
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