Georgetown Global Dialogues Student Fellows Program
How do we move forward in a divided world?
Since its launch in April 2024, the Georgetown Global Dialogues (GGD) have brought leading intellectuals from the Global South into conversation with Georgetown faculty and students around this central question.
The GGD Student Fellows Program engages Georgetown University undergraduates in the Georgetown Global Dialogues and related programming. Through conversation, writing, and reflection, student fellows explore the ethical and policy dimensions of global challenges while contributing their perspectives to a broader culture of encounter.
The program brings together students from Georgetown’s campuses in Washington, DC, and Qatar. Student fellows participate in GGD convenings, engage with invited speakers and Georgetown faculty, and share their ideas through written work and public dialogue.
The Georgetown Global Dialogues have convened in Washington, DC; Rome; and Barcelona (2025, 2026), and will next convene in Yogyakarta. The work pursues four interrelated goals:
- Learning from the Global South
- Advancing a global vision of human equality
- Elevating youth perspectives on global challenges
- Building a culture of encounter
The GGD Student Fellows Program serves as the replacement for the Doyle Global Dialogue (DGD) program through the fall 2026 semester. Students interested in Doyle Global Dialogue are encouraged to participate in the Georgetown Global Dialogues, which provide valuable opportunities for global exchange, dialogue, and personal reflection. For current updates and additional details, please visit the main DGD webpage.
Program Experience
Student fellows:
- Participate in a Georgetown Global Dialogues convening and related activities
- Engage in virtual dialogues with GGD Fellows
- Contribute essays and other written work to the GGD Forum
- Reflect on their experiences and perspectives
- Connect with Georgetown students, faculty, and intellectuals from around the world
When travel is required, program costs—including transportation, lodging, and group meals—are covered for participating fellows. Applications for the GGD Student Fellows Program are not currently being accepted. Please check back regularly for updates about future opportunities.
Learn More
For information about future opportunities to participate in the GGD Student Fellows Program, please contact globaldialogues@georgetown.edu.
Cohorts
Blog Posts
Youth Perspectives on a World in Crisis
August 5, 2026
Young people are inheriting a world marked by war, social inequality, democratic instability, climate crisis, and technological upheaval. What unique perspectives do they bring to bear on global challenges? How can and should their voices and impact be elevated?
Responses
More Than a Checkbox: Why Youth Belong in the Blueprint
Axel Hutapea (SFS'28) | August 5, 2026
Wake Up, World! We Already Are
Dania Muhsen (SFS'28) | August 5, 2026
Facing Existential Threats
July 29, 2026
Existential threats crowd the global horizon, from climate disaster and pandemics to runaway AI and nuclear annihilation. These student reflections consider: How we you assess these dangers? How can and should the international community work together to address one or more of them?
Responses
The Problem That Didn't Wait
C. Breck DuPaul | July 29, 2026
Confront the Collective and the Particular
Colleen Schweninger | July 29, 2026