Technology, Innovation, and Regulation Fellows Program
Forecasted
This fellowship at the John F. Kennedy School of Government funds research on digital technology business models and regulatory responses to issues like disinformation and online harms.
Funder: John F. Kennedy School of Government
Due Dates: Not specified; check program page for current or upcoming deadlines
Funding Amounts: Not specified; financial support and duration may vary—confirm with program administrator
Summary: Supports independent, policy-relevant research on digital technology business models and regulatory policy frameworks to address challenges like disinformation and online harms.
Key Information: Application cycles, funding, and eligibility details are not published—direct inquiry to program is required.
Description
The Technology, Innovation, and Regulation Fellows Program at the Mossavar‑Rahmani Center for Business and Government (M‑RCBG), Harvard Kennedy School, brings together researchers and practitioners to investigate how digital technology companies operate and to develop new regulatory policy frameworks. The fellowship addresses urgent digital-era issues such as disinformation, online harms, platform governance, and the intersection of technology, business, and public policy. Fellows engage in independent, policy-relevant research, participate in seminars and workshops, and contribute to the broader Harvard Kennedy School community.
