- ARIN has opened applications for 55 fellowships for the 2025 program, aimed at encouraging the next generation of internet policy leaders.
- The fellowship will provide recipients with opportunities to engage in internet governance and policy discussions.
What happened: ARIN opens applications for 55 fellowships in 2025
The American Registry for Internet Numbers (ARIN) has officially announced the opening of 55 fellowship applications for its 2025 program. The fellowship aims to promote the development of future leaders in internet governance by offering selected applicants the chance to attend ARIN meetings and engage in discussions on key policy issues.
The program is open to individuals from diverse backgrounds who are passionate about the future of the internet. Fellows will gain first-hand experience in global internet policy, network with industry professionals, and contribute to important conversations about the direction of the internet and its resources.
The fellowship is part of ARIN’s ongoing commitment to developing a strong, informed community that can shape the future of internet governance.
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Why it’s important
ARIN’s fellowship program plays a key role in fostering the next generation of leaders in internet governance. By offering 55 fellowships, ARIN is increasing opportunities for individuals to gain valuable insights into the policies and processes that shape the global internet. The program is particularly important as the internet landscape continues to evolve, and informed leadership is necessary to navigate emerging challenges related to digital security, resource management, and global connectivity.
This initiative also underscores ARIN’s mission to support diversity and inclusivity in the field of internet governance, ensuring a broader range of perspectives contribute to the shaping of future policies.
