Walter Shorenstein Media and Democracy Fellowship
The Walter Shorenstein Media and Democracy Fellowship brings top leaders in media, politics, and public policy to Harvard to collaborate on key issues at the intersection of media and democracy.
Funder: John F. Kennedy School of Government
Due Dates (Anticipated): January 2027 (application deadline, projected)
Funding Amounts: No stipend; fellowship offers academic resources, workspace, and community engagement for one academic year.
Summary: Brings distinguished leaders in media, politics, and public policy to Harvard Kennedy School to engage the community on critical issues of media and democracy.
Key Information: Fellowship is highly competitive and typically for prominent figures with demonstrated leadership in media, politics, or public policy.
Description
The Walter Shorenstein Media and Democracy Fellowship invites high-profile leaders from media, politics, and public policy to Harvard Kennedy School, where they collaborate with students, faculty, and scholars on contemporary issues at the intersection of media and democracy. Fellows participate in public events, workshops, and discussions, contributing to the intellectual life of the Shorenstein Center and the broader Harvard community. The fellowship is designed to foster engagement on policy-relevant topics and support the advancement of democratic governance by leveraging the expertise and experience of distinguished practitioners.
