Monument Advocacy works with a wide range of clients, such as Fortune 100 corporations, trade associations, and startup companies, focusing on providing our clients with the best advice on how to engage effectively in today’s challenging and crowded public policy marketplace. We advise clients on a variety of issue areas including technology, cybersecurity, climate and energy, corporate social responsibility, homeland security, immigration and travel, international trade, tax, and healthcare.
Fellows will have opportunities to witness the public policy and legislative process first-hand, and gain hands on government relations and public affairs experience. While we are always looking for fellows generally interested in federal policy issues, for 2022, we are particularly looking for fellow candidates with expertise or interest in:
- Cybersecurity
- Agriculture
- Technology Policy
- Renewable Energy
- Diversity, Equity & Inclusion
“My time with Monument gave me fantastic insight on the ever-evolving relationship between government and the private sector. Fellows have the chance to contribute to projects in their fields of interest, all while collaborating with and learning from supportive colleagues from so many accomplished backgrounds. It’s a fast-paced environment that taught me how government affairs can progress forward in innovative and exciting ways, and Monument is leading the pack.”
– Allegra
“My Monument Advocacy fellowship kick-started my career. Not only did their team teach me the technical aspects of lobbying, politics, and business – they made it fun along the way! I would recommend spending a summer or semester at Monument to anyone.”
– Anna
“Being a fellow at Monument is an incredibly rewarding experience! Not only was able to get a lot of hands-on experience through exciting, challenging projects, but I felt like I made meaningful contributions through my work. Monument is full of intelligent, policy-savvy people who are invested in their work and care a lot about the fellows.”
– Manya
Duties will include, but are not limited to:
- Conducting legislative, political, and policy research
- Tracking bills, regulatory developments, and current events related to client interests
- Covering congressional hearings, briefings, and off-the-Hill policy events
- Drafting op-eds and blog posts
Applications for the fellowship are closed. Please check back in early 2022 when applications for the summer will go live.