‘Action Tanks’ needed to bridge public policy and service, says City Year co-founder
After Monday’s tragic events at the Boston Marathon, the Kennedy School’s annual Public Service Week began on a somber note. Yet as the Shorenstein Center welcomed Alan Khazei, founder and chief executive officer of Be the Change, Inc., co-founder of City Year and HKS adjunct lecturer, the focus on service and policy seemed timely. More »Internet has made Chinese government more accountable, public opinion more valuable, says Richburg
Keith Richburg, Fellow at the Institute of Politics and former China correspondent for The Washington Post, said that in China, "the Internet has really changed everything, particularly the relationship between the Chinese government and the Chinese people." More »Covering Congress in a Challenging Political Landscape
Dana Bash, chief congressional correspondent for CNN, offered the Shorenstein Center an up-close view of Congress, and said that in reality, the notorious dysfunction and polarization is “much worse” than it appears on the news. More »- Shorenstein Center Director Alex S. Jones discusses the AP probe on WBZ Boston
- The Shorenstein Center awarded HKS student Alexandra Raphel with a special summer internship in Pakistan. Follow her reporting here.
- Fall 2011 Fellow Vivek Kundra featured in Forbes' "The Beyond CIO Series": From First Ever Federal CIO To Business Development Executive
- In The New York Times, former Fellow David Rohde: Start-Up Diplomacy
- Tara McKelvey in BBC News: When people disappear, investigators scramble for clues
- HKS Lecturer Jeffrey Seglin in The Los Angeles Times: Signs of our times
- Former Fellow Bill Mitchell in WBUR's Cognoscenti: After the Marathon Bombings, Getting Back to 'OK'
- Media Problems and the Public Interest. In this knowledge journalism video series, Tom Patterson discusses the strategy behind Journalist's Resource.
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