German Marshall Fund Fellowships and Transatlantic Programs

Specific programs include the Marshall Memorial Fellowship, Transatlantic Inclusion Leaders Network, ReThink.CEE Fellowship, and The Policy Designers Network. These initiatives target different career stages, ranging from emerging young professionals to established policy experts.

In-residence fellowships at GMF include the Fellowship on Turkey, Europe, and Global Issues, alongside specialized offerings such as the Young Strategists Forum held in Tokyo to develop strategic thinkers. The Young Transatlantic Network of Future Leaders and the Brussels Forum Young Professionals Summit further expand professional networks across borders.

The Taiwan-US Policy Program (TUPP) and Taiwan-US-Europe Policy Program provide a two-week framework for future policy leaders from the United States and Europe to gain personal experiences in Taiwan. Participants examine cross-strait matters, Taiwan's global role, and the importance of US-Taiwan relations.

The Global Power Shifts pillar underpins many of these initiatives by combining research, strategic convenings, and leadership development. Core activities analyze the impact of international power shifts on the transatlantic partnership and forge closer links among the United States, Europe, and partners in the Indo-Pacific and Middle East.