About
AI governance needs people who understand DC. GW has them.
Artificial intelligence systems have improved exponentially over the last five years, unlocking new possibilities while also unleashing new dangers. However, the government’s ability to respond to AI has not kept pace.
We need people in government — in both parties, at all levels of administration — who understand this technology and can govern it responsibly. We believe we can help alleviate the US government’s talent shortage by cultivating the next generation of AI policymakers and providing GW students resources to launch their AI policy careers.
Two tracks.
General Interest Track
Open to every GW student, no application needed. Come for speaker events, workshops, and a growing library of AI policy resources, as often or as rarely as you like.
The Fellowship
Our semester-long cohort program: weekly workshops on AI governance fundamentals, one-on-one career advising, and invite-only networking events.
Applications for our Fall 2026 fellowship program are now closed. Express interest for future rounds with the link above.
Our team
Hanako Goetz
Organizer Fellow
M.A. International Affairs and International Economics, Class of 2027
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Jordan Adjepong
Organizer Fellow
M.A. International Science & Technology Policy, Class of 2027
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What We’re Up To
Nothing on the calendar just yet.
We’re putting together this semester’s programming now. Check back soon — or follow along below, where we announce events first.
