Call for Applications: 2023 Museum Teacher Fellowship Program

The Museum Teacher Fellowship Program seeks to train educators to become leaders in Holocaust education. The Fellows are a national corps who assist the Museum’s mission to promote quality Holocaust education, rooted in accurate history and responsible pedagogy.

The Museum’s teacher training program reinforces that learning how and why the Holocaust happened is essential to education in America and strengthens students' critical thinking about their societal roles.

Museum Teacher Fellows receive a $1,500 stipend to offset travel expenses for each trip to Washington, DC (hotel and most meals provided) and a $2,000 honorarium for their work during the Fellowship year, payable after completing all requirements. You are not a Museum Teacher Fellow until you complete the full Fellowship year and meet all program requirements.

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Tip: Preview the Museum Teacher Fellowship Program application essay questions here. Compose your answers in a Google or Word document, and copy and paste them into the application so you can revise and edit your answers before submission, retain a copy for your records, and avoid the system timing out before you apply.

_{Note: The Museum does not discriminate based on race, religion, gender, gender expression, age, national origin, disability, marital status, sexual orientation, or military status in the selection of its Museum Teacher Fellows.}