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CSTA Responsible AI Fellowship is sponsored by Computer Science Teachers Association. A 6-month intensive leadership program for K-12 computer science teachers to gain expertise in AI ethics, inclusive AI education, and responsible AI development and deployment. Includes stipend, mentorship, capstone project support, and networking opportunities.
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Become a Responsible AI Fellow - Computer Science Teachers Association The CSTA Responsible AI Fellowship is a transformative 6-month intensive leadership journey that empowers K-12 educators to develop ethical, inclusive, and innovative approaches to artificial intelligence education.
This program addresses the critical need for educators who can navigate the complex landscape of AI while ensuring responsible innovation reaches every classroom. The program brings together approximately 15 fellows who form a dynamic learning community, supporting each other as emerging leaders and driving system-wide change in AI education through collaborative learning and peer mentorship.
Applications for the 2026 cohort open April 3, 2026. Applications for the 2026 cohort close May 1, 2026, 11:59 PM PT Our fellows will develop expertise in: Ethical AI Frameworks: Understanding and teaching core principles of responsible AI development and deployment Inclusive AI Education: Ensuring AI learning experiences are accessible and relevant to all students.
Transformative Teaching Practices: Implementing pedagogical approaches that help students critically analyze AI’s impact on society Leadership and Advocacy: Building capacity to champion responsible AI education at local, state, and national levels Are you committed to ensuring that AI education is ethical, innovative, and empowering for all students? Do you want to develop as a leader and share your expertise on a national scale?
Apply to become a CSTA Responsible AI Fellow . We plan to select up to 15 fellows for our 2026 cohort, encompassing K-12 classroom teachers committed to responsible AI education.
What Responsible AI Fellows Do Develop deep expertise in teaching AI ethics and responsible innovation Create impactful projects and resources to support educators using generative AI in teaching spaces Build a professional network of like-minded educators and experts Gain skills in advocacy, public speaking, and educational leadership Contribute to the growing body of knowledge about responsible AI education Shape their fellowship experience by choosing how they build engagement opportunities within the CSTA community Professional Learning: Up to 50 contact hours with premier voices in AI ethics, education, and policy, including quarterly convenings and strategic working sessions Peer Mentorship: Collaborative support and learning from fellow educators and expert speakers Capstone Project: Support in developing resources, curricula, or initiatives that advance responsible AI education, with strategic dissemination planning to maximize your project’s reach National Platform: Opportunities to share your work at CSEdWeek (December 2026) and the 2026 CSTA Annual Conference , with additional opportunities to present on a national stage, including publications, podcasts, and professional learning settings Travel, accommodation, and food expenses are fully covered for fellows attending the annual CSTA conference.
Prominent recognition on CSTA’s website and professional learning materials, including a pathway to becoming a Community of Practice leader Connection to a dynamic cohort of passionate AI education leaders and CSTA’s extensive network of CS educators nationwide Be a CSTA member. (Not a member? Join CSTA here!
) Be a current K-12 CS teacher Submit a completed application by May 1, 2026 11:59 PM PT A completed application includes: A 1-2 minute video introducing yourself and your interest in the fellowship Answers to short response questions about your teaching practice and vision for responsible AI education Basic information about you and your school or organization Preview the application on the Frequently Asked Questions page .
We’re looking for educators who: Show evidence of current or emerging leadership abilities and readiness to become a change agent in AI education Work effectively with diverse groups and are eager to contribute to a collaborative learning community Demonstrate passion for ensuring all students can engage meaningfully with AI concepts and understand their implications Have a clear understanding of and concern for responsible AI development, deployment, and education Are interested in transformative teaching practices and preparing students for an AI-integrated future Bring creative and thoughtful ideas for improving equitable access to AI education in the CSTA community Application & Selection for 2026 Cohort April 3, 2026: Application opens May 1, 2026: Application deadline May 18, 2026: Fellowship cohort announced Orientation, Launch & Convenings Schedule May 18, 2026: Orientation June 6, 2026: Convening (virtual) July 12–15, 2026: CSTA Annual Conference & Fellowship In-Person Convening Sept, 26, 2026: Virtual Convening Fellowship Meetings (Attend 3 of 5 offerings): Working Meetings (Attend 3 of 4 offerings) November 7, 2026: CSTA Fellowship Summit CSTA’s Responsible AI Fellowship is made possible in partnership with :
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Current K-12 CS educators who are members of CSTA (individuals can join and apply). Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $1,000 stipend + travel and conference support. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
The published deadline was May 1, 2026, which has passed. Check the official notice for any future application windows before investing time in a proposal.
CSTA Responsible AI Fellowship is funded by Computer Science Teachers Association. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
Yes — this listing is flagged as national in scope, so applicants across the U.S. may apply, subject to the sponsor's other eligibility criteria.
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