Visiting Fellow Michelle Jurkovich has been named a Kluge Fellow at the Library of Congress for a five month residence from April-August 2020. The Kluge fellowship program is a competitive program that selects 12 scholars each year from across the humanities and social sciences that are within 7 years of their PhD and provides them funding and work space in the Library of Congress to work on a sustained research project. 

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Fellow-in-Residence Jake Sherkow is quoted in an article about the global race to develop a cure for coronavirus. The article, "Coronavirus: The Global Race to Patent a Remedy," in The Mercury News, can be found here.  Read more about Jacob Sherkow on the Race to Cure Coronavirus

Fellow-in-Residence Adom Getachew wrote the introduction to the New York Times special feature, "Reflections on 1960, the Year of Africa." You can read her introduction here. Read more about Adom Getachew on The Year of Africa

The Harvard Gazette wrote a story about the 8th grade civics curriculum that the Democratic Knowledge Project is piloting this year! They interviewed Danielle Allen, 8th grade students in Cambridge Public Schools, and teachers working with the DKP to develop the curriculum. Click here to... Read more about The Democratic Knowledge Project in Harvard Gazette

Jacob Sherkow has been selected to serve on the National Academy of Medicine’s newly established Committee on Emerging Science, Technology, and Innovation in health and medicine (CESTI). The committee will assess the landscape of emerging scientific advances and technologies in health and medicine and address the potential societal, ethical, legal, and workforce implications of such technologies, with the goal of developing a multi-sectoral governance framework. Professor Sherkow is Professor of Law at the Innovation Center for Law and Technology at New York Law School and...

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