The Bradley Fellows Program at The Heritage Foundation is intended to enable scholars and academically rigorous journalists to conduct a long-term research project in Washington, D.C., and to produce a book important to the future of the conservative movement. Each author is in residence at The Heritage Foundation for one academic year, during which time he or she is expected to complete all or most of their book. In addition to their individual research projects, Bradley Scholars hold roundtable discussions at Heritage, and add their academic expertise to Heritage's general intellectual environment. Each Bradley Fellow will receive a one year stipend, plus funds to cover expenses and materials needed to support their work. During and after the scholar's residency at Heritage, our marketing departments will communicate the author's ideas to Capitol Hill and the media.
Books are to be published commercially.
The Bradley Fellows are chosen in an informal competition, based on individual qualifications and project proposals. The Bradley Program is made possible by a grant from the Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The Salvatori Fellows Program Through the Salvatori Center for Academic Leadership, The Heritage Foundation assists those faculty and educational leaders who are committed to the renewal of academic excellence and the recovery of our nation's founding principles so as to encourage an enlightened patriotism and bolster the foundations of liberty in America. The colloquium examines the fundamental principles of American constitutionalism as articulated in the important documents of the founding era. It includes meetings with congressional leaders and other policymakers to study the role of ideas in public affairs and the character of political leadership in American society.