Solon Fellowship Program 2026: Fully Remote and International Fellowship Opportunity in Climate Policy, Environmental Leadership and Public Affairs
The Solon Fellowship Program offers young professionals practical experience in climate policy, environmental protection, and public leadership. Fellows can participate remotely or internationally while receiving specialized professional training.
Overview
Organized by Elected Officials to Protect America (EOPA), the Solon Fellowship Program provides motivated young professionals with practical experience in climate policy, environmental protection, public leadership, communications, research, fundraising, project management, and civic engagement. The four-month program requires a commitment of 20 to 40 hours per week and can be completed online or remotely, from EOPA's offices in Rockland, Maine or Washington, DC, or internationally.
Eligibility
The program is intended for motivated and dedicated young professionals who are prepared to support and potentially lead various organizational projects and programs. It is particularly suitable for individuals interested in public policy, political science, environmental studies, climate change, communications, journalism, media, data analysis, project management, nonprofit management, fundraising, advocacy, and public leadership.
Benefits
- Selected fellows may receive a $1,000 stipend for the fellowship period, commensurate with experience.
- Specialized professional training in emotional intelligence, public leadership, value-based communications, and empathy-based fundraising.
- Opportunity to participate in EOPA's Public Leadership Certificate program operated jointly with the University of San Francisco.
- Networking opportunities with current and former elected officials, state and local leaders, environmental policy advocates, and alumni.
- Potential for career advancement into senior or executive fellow positions within the organization.
How to Apply
Candidates can apply online through the official application portal. If the form is not accessible, inquiries can be directed via email to [email protected].
Deadline
No specific application deadline is stated in the announcement, but applications are currently being accepted for the Summer Cohort ’26.