Morris B. Abram Fellowship 2025-2026 | Work with UN Watch in International Advocacy
Are you a recent graduate eager to make a difference in international relations, human rights, and global diplomacy? The Morris B. Abram Fellowship at UN Watch presents an exceptional opportunity to gain hands-on experience in Geneva, Switzerland, or Jerusalem, Israel. This prestigious full-time, salaried fellowship offers competitive compensation and the chance to contribute to critical international advocacy efforts.
About UN Watch
UN Watch is a globally recognized non-governmental organization (NGO) dedicated to monitoring the United Nations’ (UN) performance in line with its founding principles. The organization actively promotes human rights, supports victims of oppressive regimes, and combats antisemitism and bias against Israel at the UN. Through rigorous research, advocacy, and diplomacy, UN Watch holds the UN accountable for its decisions and actions.
About the Fellowship
The Morris B. Abram Fellowship is a one-year program that begins in September 2025. Designed for recent university graduates, this program provides in-depth training in international diplomacy, policy analysis, and media strategy. Alumni of this prestigious fellowship have gone on to excel in fields such as law, government, diplomacy, human rights, and journalism, with former fellows holding prominent positions, including the editor-in-chief of Foreign Policy magazine.
Key Responsibilities
As a UN Watch Fellow, you will work directly with the Executive Director and take on a variety of dynamic responsibilities, including:
- Drafting reports, speeches, op-eds, and press releases
- Monitoring and analyzing UN sessions to assess global policies
- Conducting research and fact-checking on key human rights issues
- Managing social media and video content to enhance global outreach
- Handling administrative tasks as required to support the organization
Who Should Apply?
UN Watch is seeking candidates who meet the following criteria:
- Educational Qualification: At least one university degree
- Language Proficiency: Native-level fluency in English
- Writing Skills: Exceptional ability to produce high-quality, publishable content
- Knowledge Base: Strong grasp of international relations and political history
- Personal Attributes: Intellectual curiosity, initiative, and analytical thinking
- Work Ethic: Ability to meet strict deadlines in a fast-paced, team-driven environment
- Commitment: A demonstrated passion for UN Watch’s mission and advocacy efforts
Location & Application Details
- Work Locations: Geneva, Switzerland or Jerusalem, Israel
- Application Deadline: March 1, 2025
Apply Now & Make a Global Impact!
If you are driven by a passion for human rights, diplomacy, and international advocacy, the Morris B. Abram Fellowship is your gateway to a rewarding career in global affairs. This is your chance to contribute to meaningful change while working with one of the most influential NGOs monitoring the UN.
Don’t miss out! Apply before March 1, 2025, and take the first step toward shaping international policy and defending human rights