Past Senior Fellows in Indigenous Governance and Development
Harvard Kennedy School
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The Joseph P. Kalt Senior Fellowship in Indigenous Governance and Development allows highly accomplished senior leaders to spend time at the Harvard Kennedy School of Government. As honored representatives of their nations, Senior Fellows are able to reflect on their careers in public service and share practical lessons in nation building with the coming generations of world leaders.
Based within the Ash Center for Democratic Governance and Innovation and hosted by the Harvard Kennedy School Project on Indigenous Governance and Development, these visionaries collaborate with scholars and students alike through a series of public presentations, off-the-record roundtables, one-on-one meetings, and multi-media case studies.
Past Fellows Include:
The Senior Fellow in Indigenous Governance and Development allows highly accomplished senior leaders to spend time at the Harvard Kennedy School of Government.
As honored representatives of their nations, Senior Fellows are able to reflect on their careers in public service and share practical lessons in nation-building with the coming generations of world leaders.
We are very proud that Indigenous leaders will be rightfully accorded their place among other world and national leaders.
We are very proud that Indigenous leaders will be rightfully accorded their place among other world and national leaders.
- Former Kennedy School Dean, Doug Elmendorf
- Former Kennedy School Dean, Doug Elmendorf
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The Joseph P. Kalt Senior Fellowship in Indigenous Governance and Development is made possible by the generous endowment support of Joseph P. Kalt & Judith K. Gans.
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