The LOEB Fellowship

a passionate
commitment
to revitalizing
communities

a passionate commitment to revitalizing communities

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a lifelong
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a lifelong global network

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learn, connect,
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the opportunity to learn, connect, and grow

Meet the2025 Loeb Fellows

Meet the2025 Loeb Fellows

Composite headshots of 2025 Loeb Fellows. From left: (top) Mariana Alegre, Pierre-Emmanuel Becherand, Dr. Leanne Brady, Shana M. griffin, Tawkiyah Jordan; (bottom) Nikishka Iyengar, Tosin Oshinowo, Sahar Qawasmi, Matt Smith, Tunde Wey.

September 18, 20246:30 - 8:00 PM ETGund Hall, Piper Auditorium

The 2025 Loeb Fellows present their work, practice, and engagement with today’s critical issues.

The Loeb Fellowshipis designed for

civic leaders, journalists, architects, technologists, urban planners and designers, activists, landscape architects, policy makers, and public artists

who come from around the world to the Harvard Graduate School of Design with one purpose: to make the world a better place for all.

Back to Square One:Reimagining O’Bryant Square

Back toSquare One:ReimaginingO’Bryant Square

Randy Gragg

Randy Gragg and the Portland Parks Foundation were determined to save Portland’s O’Bryant Square. With the help of some Loebs, they activated a citywide conversation and design charrette to generate bold ideas.

Introducing the Loeb FellowshipClass of 2025

Introducingthe Loeb FellowshipClass of 2025

Barbara Epstein

The Loeb Fellowship at the Harvard Graduate School of Design welcomes the class of 2025 Loeb Fellows.

It MattersHow We Chooseto Remember:A Story of Bones

It MattersHow We Chooseto Remember:A Story of Bones

Peggy King Jorde

Peggy King Jorde ’96 is producer and protagonist in A Story of Bones, a film about a burial ground on an island in the South Atlantic and a global call to action to honor the victims of the slave trade. Here she tells the story behind it.

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