Center for Peacemaking Student Peacemaking Fellowships available for summer 2026

Marquette undergraduate and graduate students are invited to apply for up to $2,500 to deepen their understanding of nonviolence and social change by engaging in local or global peacemaking efforts. Funding is for summer projects.

Students are encouraged to use their creativity when designing a fellowship project. While all projects are required to advance nonviolent peacemaking, the center recognizes that peacemakers exist in virtually all fields and disciplines. Project designs can include: a self-designed, self-managed project; an internship with an established peacemaking or community organization; independent or faculty-mentored research; or travel with a structured peacemaking delegation.

The online application form is due Monday, March 2. For more information and to apply, visit the Center for Peacemaking website. Applicants are encouraged to meet with Chris Jeske, Associate Director Marquette University Center for Peacemaking, to discuss their proposed project before completing the application.