Summary
The Just Tech Fellowship 2027 provides a significant opportunity for individuals focused on researching and addressing critical issues at the intersection of technology and society. With up to $60,000 in funding and access to a global network of experts, this fellowship is ideal for technologists, researchers, and community organizers committed to social impact.
- 🌍 Just Tech Fellowship 2027: Offers up to $60,000 funding, global recognition, and access to a network of innovators, focusing on technology and society.
- 🤖 Key Focus Areas: Artificial Intelligence & ethics, digital inequality, social justice, and public-interest technology.
- 🗓️ Duration & Deadline: Fellowship runs from January to December 2027; apply by June 28, 2026.
- 💰 Funding & Benefits: Up to $60,000 unrestricted funding, additional collaboration funding, mentorship, and access to global networks.
- 👩💻 Who Can Apply: Researchers, technologists, journalists, artists, community organizers. No formal degree required, but a strong work track record is essential.
- ❌ Who Cannot Apply: Full-time students, applicants unable to stay in the U.S., and those without demonstrated work in tech + society.
- 🌱 Project Focus: Real-world technology challenges, social impact, and public-facing outcomes (e.g., AI for racial justice, environmental tech solutions).
- 📝 Application Steps: Prepare a project proposal, submit work samples, complete the online application, and explain your idea, impact, and experience.
- 🌐 Additional Opportunities: FameLab Poland Scholarship 2026 and Erasmus Mundus WOP-P Scholarships 2026 (fully funded).
Designation
Just Tech Fellowship 2027
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| University | Social Science Research Council (SSRC) |
| Duration | January – December 2027 |
| Scholarship Coverage | Up to $60,000 |
| Eligible Nationality | All Nationalities |
| Award Country | United States |
Research Area
- Artificial Intelligence and Ethics
- Digital Inequality
- Social Justice and Technology
- Public-Interest Technology
Location
United States
Eligibility/Qualification
- Open to researchers, academics, technologists, journalists, policy experts, artists, and community organizers.
- A strong track record of meaningful work in technology and society is essential.
- Not eligible: Full-time students or individuals unable to stay in the U.S. during the program.
Job Description
The fellowship supports projects that:
- Address real-world technology challenges.
- Focus on social impact.
- Produce public-facing outcomes.
Examples include:
- AI and racial justice initiatives
- Digital security for activists
- Environmental technology solutions
How to Apply
- Visit the official SSRC Fellowship page.
- Prepare your project proposal.
- Submit work samples from previous projects.
- Complete the online application.
- Await selection results.
Key Application Components:
- Clarity of your idea
- Relevance to technology and society
- Ability to execute the project
- Potential for public impact
Last Date to Apply
June 28, 2026
Seize this opportunity to make a meaningful contribution to societal challenges at the intersection of technology!
