The LOEB Fellowship

a passionate
commitment
to revitalizing
communities

a passionate commitment to revitalizing communities

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a lifelong
global
network

a lifelong global network

the opportunity to
learn, connect,
and grow

the opportunity to learn, connect, and grow

Meet the2027 Loeb Fellows

Meet the2027Loeb Fellows

September 16, 20266:30 – 8:30 p.m. ETPiper Auditorium

Presentations and Q&A moderated by curator Jamie Blosser

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.

The Artof Community

The Artof Community

Jennifer Hughes

Highway 17Revisited

Highway 17Revisited

Barbara Epstein

Recently Arif Khan ’16 checked in with an update about a project he was opposing: a controversial Highway 17 expansion in the Hudson Valley, where he lives with his wife, architect Sabeen Hasan, MArch ‘09. When we first spoke several years ago, he was mounting a spirited, if less than certain, resistance.

BuildingPower Literacy

BuildingPower Literacy

Natalia Rudiak and Daniela Chacón Arias

In January, Natalia Rudiak, Daniela Chacón Arias, and Jeremiah Ellison taught the J-Term course Building and Navigating Power: How Transformative City Projects Actually Happen. Its aim: to build the political literacy and ethical grounding to translate ideas into durable, democratic urban change. It was a hit with students.

The 2027Loeb Fellows

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