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IN MEMORIAM: Daniel Schorr, advisory board member
and longtime friend of the Shorenstein Center, died Friday,
July 23, at the age of 93. He was the T.H. White Lecturer
in 1993 (click here for the transcript), and he won the
Goldsmith Career Award in 2007 (transcript). Read more
about Schorr in The New York Times, NPR, The Washington
Post, Politico and Christian Science Monitor. 
In his new book, Shirky reveals how technology is changing us from consumers to collaborators, unleashing a torrent of creative production.
Based on research Powers conducted as a Shorenstein Center Fellow in 2006, this revelatory book presents a bold new approach to the digital age.
An assiduously researched, eye-opening work on what has actually been a neglected subject. Okrent was a guest on John Stewart's Daily Show. Click here to watch the video.
The Pulitzer Prize–winner returns with the extraordinary true story of a young man and his will to survive.
Gives voice to the experience of exile and the ongoing trauma of the dispossessed and displaced.
The deputy editor of Bloomberg Businessweek looks at the fight against global warming. An epic narrative, searing exposé, and essential read.
The story of six men at the center of a transforming event in U.S. history: Roosevelt, Lodge, Hearst, McKinley, William James, and Thomas Reed.
Shorenstein Center Director Alex S. Jones discussed the WikiLeaks issue with Judy Woodruff on PBS's NewsHour.
Journalist's Resource is a new website for journalism educators, students and journalists. The site provides access to public policy reports and papers along with a brief overview, teaching notes and links to other relevant material. Enter site 
New paper by Harvard students: Neal Desai, Andre Pineda, Majken Runquist, Mark Fusunyan. The paper was featured in The New York Times, Salon, The Daily Beast, The Guardian, St. Louis Post-Dispatch and Yahoo! News.
Read more about Kennedy School students who have received scholarships from the Shorenstein Center: Paige Austin, MPP, Al Jazeera; Bill Forry, MPA/MC, Reporter Newspapers: Ellen Knickmeyer, MPA/MC, The Washington Post; and Soomin Seo, MPP, The Hankyoreh.
Policy Analysis Exercise (PAE) by HKS students Yasmin Fodil and Anna York: "Using Social Media to Increase Civic Engagement in U.S. Federal Agencies"
Keep up with the Government 2.0 HKS Student Group Blog.