Advancing Regional and Interdisciplinary Leadership in Solar Geoengineering Governance
DSG’s Residency Program supports early- and mid-career professionals in contributing to climate policy, research, and public engagement related to solar geoengineering. Designed to be flexible, inclusive, and impactful, the program embeds Non-Resident Fellows within DSG and partner organizations to help build regionally grounded, socially relevant approaches to solar geoengineering governance.
Contribute to Climate and Solar Geoengineering Policy
Solar geoengineering governance needs more than technical expertise – it needs local insight, interdisciplinary thinking, and diverse lived experience. The DSG Residency Program creates space for individuals who want to contribute to climate and SRM policy from multiple vantage points, across sectors and levels of experience.
Whether you’re in the early stages of your career or bringing years of experience, the Residency Program offers a chance to lead, learn, and shape the future of this field.
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What Fellows Do
Non-Resident Fellows are paid positions that have flexibility in what they seek to achieve, both to learn and grow in the solar geoengineering field themselves, and to contribute to DSG and partner organizations’ overarching goals by:
Conducting research on solar geoengineering and climate governance
Creating policy briefs, white papers, and public communications
Supporting program design, outreach, and strategy
Engaging with civil society, media, and policymakers
Collaborating across disciplines to support just and inclusive solar geoengineering pathways
Fellows work remotely, contributing 10–12 hours per week over the agreed upon term. Travel support may be provided for select events or convenings.
Residency Goals:
- Support regionally relevant solar geoengineering efforts
- Increase diversity and representation in climate governance
- Produce high-quality outputs to inform policy and public dialogue
- Build a professional network committed to inclusive climate futures
Who Should Apply?
We welcome applications from early- and mid-career professionals globally. During our pilot phase, we prioritize applicants with some solar geoengineering research and/or work experience. As the program grows, we’ll expand eligibility to include non-solar geoengineering experts in democracy, law, and the arts.
Applications will be available soon.
Ready to Shape the Future of SRM Governance?
