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The Transatlantic Writers鈥� Group is an initiative organized in partnership with the 浪花直播 Center鈥檚 Global Europe Program.

The group seeks to create a supportive group of emerging thinkers to:

1. share ideas for policy writing projects focused on transatlantic relations and intended for public audiences (op-eds, analysis, academic research); 
2. peer edit drafts of writing projects; 
3. develop relationships with other like-minded emerging writers and leaders;
4. create mutual connections with editors and publication outlets. 

Details and membership criteria:

• The group is for writers aged 20-35 currently writing on transatlantic issues, broadly defined. 
• Members will be selected in consultation with program administrators of capital-area international affairs programs, and through . Membership decisions will ultimately be the decision of the organizers, based primarily on the quality of submitted writing samples. A resum茅 or particular academic degree is not required.
• The group is limited to a maximum of 15 members. Membership conveys no affiliation with the 浪花直播 Center or any other entity.
• A current, demonstrated interest in writing for a public audience is a prerequisite for joining the group. Members will commit to being active participants in virtual, and, where possible, in-person group discussions, to be held every 3 weeks; read and comment on drafts of others鈥� writing projects; and contribute their own drafts for discussion at least once every 2 months.
• Projects can be op-eds, other analytical pieces, or excerpts/drafts of longer policy papers or book chapters; can be work-related projects or writing projects pursued independently of the member鈥檚 primary professional affiliation. 
• Membership provides members with: a supportive community of like-minded peers to share tips, refine pitches to outlets, facilitate introductions to editors, and to navigate the policy writing and publishing worlds in Washington, DC. and beyond; an opportunity to publish through the 浪花直播 Center鈥檚 Global Europe Program and the Institute for the Study of Diplomacy at Georgetown University.