PARTNERS & COOPERATIONS
No single institution can build the relationships Europe needs on its own. The Weimar Fellowship therefore brings together leading organisations from France, Germany, and Poland, united by a shared commitment to democracy, civic engagement, and European cooperation. Together, they combine complementary expertise and networks to strengthen the Weimar Triangle and build Europe's capacity to act.
OUR PARTNERS
THE HERTIE FOUNDATION
The Hertie Foundation is one of Germany’s leading philanthropic foundations, dedicated to strengthening democracy and advancing brain research. Through its democracy programmes, it supports the people and institutions that help democratic societies remain open, resilient, and capable of shaping Europe’s future. The Weimar Fellowship embodies this commitment by investing in the next generation of European cooperation.
INSTITUT MONTAIGNE
Founded in 2000, Institut Montaigne is France’s leading independent and non-partisan think tank. As a platform for research, policy proposals, and innovative initiatives in the public interest, its work is grounded in a rigorous, critical, and inclusive approach to improve public policy. Operating in a collegial manner, it brings together businesses, researchers, government officials, non-profit organizations, labour unions, and members of civil society. Its publications are intended for public and private decision-makers, political and economic leaders, and engaged citizens.
THE POLISH ROBERT SCHUMAN FOUNDATION
The Polish Robert Schuman Foundation is one of Poland's leading civil society organisations dedicated to European exchange, civic education, and democratic engagement. By creating spaces for dialogue about Europe’s future, connecting diverse generations and perspectives, and empowering citizens to engage actively in democratic life, the Foundation helps bring the European idea closer to communities across Poland and beyond. Drawing on decades of experience in cross-border cooperation, it brings an essential Central European perspective to the Weimar Fellowship and to the trilateral partnership at its heart.
In COOPERATION With
EUROPEAN ACADEMY BERLIN
For more than sixty years, the European Academy Berlin has carried out international programmes that foster dialogue, political education, and cooperation across Europe. Drawing on its expertise in interactive learning, international exchange, and cross-sector facilitation, it implements the Fellowship experience on the ground from recruitment over module planning to alumni engagement.
