Greg M. Epstein
Humanist chaplain, Harvard and MIT
Shorenstein Fellowship
Fall 2026
Over 300 journalists, filmmakers, academics, policy makers, and other practitioners have joined the Shorenstein Center on a short-term basis as visiting fellows or faculty. Fellows traditionally stay for one or two semesters, and engage with students, other Kennedy School and Harvard University researchers, and the Center’s research projects. They often pursue individual research projects (most of which can be found in the Publications & Resources section of this site), and/or direct student workshops and other academic pursuits.
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Humanist chaplain, Harvard and MIT
Shorenstein Fellowship
Fall 2026
Founder, News Not Noise
Shorenstein Fellowship
Fall 2026
Health communication and public health scholar
Shorenstein Fellowship
Fall 2026
Multimedia journalist; Host, Daily Memo
Shorenstein Fellowship
Fall 2026
Head of AI and Editorial Tools, Polaris Media
Shorenstein Fellowship
Fall 2026
Associate Professor, USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism
Shorenstein Fellowship
Fall 2026
Investigative journalist; Founder, The Red Letter; Host, The Tara Palmeri Show
Shorenstein Fellowship
Fall 2026
AI, data and public impact expert
Shorenstein Fellowship
Fall 2026
Vice President of Product, CNN
Shorenstein Fellowship
Fall 2026
Data journalist and researcher; Co-founder and Managing Director, Odipo Dev
Shorenstein Fellowship
Fall 2026
Co-founder, Contemporary Narratives Lab; Director, Perspectives
Shorenstein Fellowship
Fall 2026
Social Scientist, Google
Schuster Media & Technology Fellowship
Fall 2026
Sr. Product Manager, AI Labs at NPR
Schuster Media & Technology Fellowship
Fall 2026
Award-winning filmmaker and producer
Documentary Film in the Public Interest Fellowship
Fall 2026, Spring 2026
Award-winning producer and cultural strategist
Documentary Film in the Public Interest Fellowship
Fall 2026, Spring 2026