The Viewpoints High School Fellowship

The Viewpoints High School Fellowship is an eight-week leadership program for high school student club leaders across the country, empowering them to bring curious disagreement into their existing student organizations.

What Fellows Receive

  • Day-long training in curious disagreement

  • Weekly check-ins with pod of student leaders from across the country, led by a college student mentor

  • Opportunity to run program in their club around curious disagreement

  • A personal stipend and club funding

  • LinkedIn Certificate in Curious Disagreement

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Applications for our Spring 2027 cohort will open in November 2026 - check back soon!

Custom Secondary School Consulting

We offer custom consulting services and workshop series to help engage students in constructive disagreement, minimize faculty fear in facilitating conversation around polarizing topics, and strengthen cultures of productive discourse.

With a research-backed curriculum built on interdisciplinary methods, we work with you to create the program you need. We specialize in long-term partnerships across several audiences, custom-built to ensure durable change.

Our programming is run by our trained team of college students and recent graduates, providing near-peer role models for students and helping teachers bridge generational gaps in understanding.

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Some of our past partners:

  • One thing I took away from the session was that it was very eye-opening to have to argue a point you didn't agree with and gave me a better view at someone else’s perspective.

    — 7th Grade Workshop Participant

  • I like the questions that Shira asked in response to contributions from participants. She elicited the sharing of examples, clarification of ideas and I felt valued, like she was genuinely curious about what I had to say.

    — Spanish Teacher, TX

  • I want to say I do seriously appreciate the work Viewpoints is doing. I imagine this work is incredibly difficult, and the ability to remain focused in the polarizing and tense environment is impressive. Keep doing good work.

    —12th Grade Workshop Participant

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