Category: Next Generation Project

Next Generation Project Summary

New Voices for a Stronger US-German Relationship The US-German Next Generation Project is a project the Atlantic Council’s Transatlantic Relations Program launched in February 2015 to strengthen the US-German relationship from a “next generation” perspective. The project has three components: 1) the Next Generation Network, 2) the Next Generation Fellows and 3) the Next Generation report. The […]

Next Generation Fellows

The Next Generation Fellows (the “Fellows”) are twelve Washington, DC-based Americans and Germans (six Americans and six Germans) between the ages of twenty-five and thirty-five whom the Atlantic Council selected in late March to prepare the Next Generation report.                                     […]

2015 Millennium Fellow Bios

    Mr. Peter Ajak Founder and Director, Centre for Strategic Analyses and Research Juba, South Sudan  Peter is currently studying towards his PhD in Politics and International Studies at the University of Cambridge. He is the Founder and Director of the Center for Strategic Analyses and Research (C-SAR), an independent policy think tank based in […]

Next Generation Project – Fact Sheet

By Atlantic Council

Fact Sheet   GOAL: A strategy that identifies practical ways to strengthen the US-German relationship from a “next generation” perspective.   PRODUCT: “Through a New Prism: A Next Generation Strategy for the US-German Relationship,” a thirteen-page, illustrated report published on June 9th, 2015 in Washington, DC and Berlin. The Atlantic Council published a German version of […]

Guidelines for Next Generation Fellowship Applicants

Thank you for your interest in applying for the Next Generation Fellowship. We look forward to working with the fellows to prepare a ten to twelve-page report by June 2015 outlining a strategy to strengthen the US-German relationship. The working title is: “Building a Common Future: A Next Generation Strategy for the US-German Relationship.” Applicants […]