Truman Project Fellows are the new generation of progressive national security leaders. Emerging leaders within defense, intelligence, foreign policy, human rights, development, communications, and politics are eligible to apply for this highly competitive award at the age of 27. Fellows take part in a one year training program and become part of a life-long network of peers and leaders.

Truman Project Partners are rising star campaign, government and advocacy professionals who have built the nation's premier leadership network focused on the politics of national security. Partners participate in training to develop a deep understanding of security, foreign affairs, military, and veterans issues. Selection occurs every six months, and is by nomination only.

The Security Scholars Program is the premier national security training program for new staffers on Capitol Hill. Scholars participate in a 12 week curriculum to build a generation of Hill staff with practical skills like understanding the defense budget, as well as broad understanding of progressive security theory. Legislative, communications, and committee staffers are all eligible to apply.

Our National Security Bootcamps are specialized trainings including communications and messaging workshops, seminars on working with the military and veterans, and current issues. Bootcamps are tailored to your needs as a non-profit, educational organization, campaign, or company. Run by a national faculty of experts, we can build your Bootcamp for groups of all sizes.

Truman Project Backgrounders are created to help articulate progressive solutions to tough national security challenges. These 2-4 page messaging memos are complimented by a larger array of publications, from our comprehensive National Security Manual, to slideshows and talking points. You can sign up to receive Truman Project Backgrounders here.