The Director of Security will be responsible for establishing and maintaining NED’s overall security strategy and program, including compliance monitoring and enforcement. The Director of Security will oversee and manage NED’s office facility and the security needs of hundreds of staff members who travel regularly to support partners in high-risk environments around the world. The role requires a particular focus and expertise in Information and Communications Technology (ICT), travel security, and event logistics. The position will require occasional travel including to high-risk areas.

Scope: The Asia in Review Contributor role involves researching, conceptualizing, and writing articles on political and legal developments in assigned countries or regions in Asia. This role can be performed virtually, in a hybrid model, or fully onsite. Description: The contributor will provide concise and comprehensive summaries of significant events and trends across Asia, helping to deliver a reliable source of news and analysis. The position is unpaid but can be certified as an internship for university students. Intern's Responsibility: Research and write articles on political and legal developments in assigned countries or regions. Submit articles for review, revise as needed, and adhere to the submission schedule. Manage time effectively to meet deadlines and contribute 15 or more hours per week. Cultivate and review sources, maintain a structured working routine, and collaborate with other contributors on related topics.

This position is located at Departmental Offices, Terrorist Financing and Financial Crimes. As a Policy Advisor, you will develop and lead implementation of policies and strategies to counter terrorist financing, money laundering, proliferation financing, sanctions evasion, and other financial crime threats using the full range of Treasury tools and authorities.

The Social Media Coordinator will collaborate across the Communications and Public Engagement team, the organization, and with the NED core institutes to deliver engaging storytelling about democracy and human rights.

The Clements Center invites applications to participate in the 2025 Summer Seminar in History and Statecraft, a weeklong seminar for doctoral students focused on the connections between statecraft and history. Seminar is in Beaver Creek, Colorado from July 13 - 18, 2025. Applicants should be advanced doctoral students in history, political science, or related fields interested in careers in either academia or policymaking.

The Duke Global Policy (DGP) Program in Geneva is a dynamic one-week program designed to reshape how graduate and professional students as well as early career professionals from around the world tackle the world’s most pressing policy challenges. Graduate students, early career professionals, and select undergraduates from any university are welcome to apply.