IAP Fellow 2020: Kiara Wahnschafft Part III
Read Part II of Kiara’s fellowship here. Read Part I of Kiara’s fellowship here. I’m sad to say goodbye to the friends I have made both at Sanergy and outside…
IAP Fellow 2020: Kiara Wahnschafft Part II
Read Part I of Kiara’s fellowship here. Future Initiatives, the team I have be working on at Sanergy, is regarded as the startup within the startup. Many other teams are…
IAP Fellow 2020: Artur Mendonca
Read Part I of Artur’s Fellowship experience here. Read Part II of Artur’s Fellowship experience here. Designing an Acceleration Program for Social Impact Businesses Focused on Healthcare CHALLENGES OF SOCIAL…
IAP Fellow 2020: Artur Mendonca Part II
Read Part 1 of Artur’s Fellowship experience here. Designing an Acceleration Program for Social Impact Businesses Focused on Healthcare Understanding the Ecosystem Over my second week of the project, I…
IAP Fellow 2020: Artur Mendonca
Meet Arturo Mendonca!
IAP Fellow 2020: Kiara Wahnschafft
This January, I’m working at an organization called Sanergy, based in Nairobi Kenya. Sanergy improves the health and prosperity of residents living in growing cities by making safe sanitation accessible…
Meet the PKG IAP 2020 Fellows!
PKG Fellows receive funding to pursue passion projects in public service all over the world. Awarded Fellows work either individually or as a part of a team, on solo projects…
WBUR: PKG Fellow David Robinson
Housing is an increasingly complicated issue for many long-term Boston residents. For PKG Fellow David Robinson, housing is an area of study. As a graduate student in DUSP, Robinson studies…
Ben Bartschi ’22, Conservation Law Foundation (Summer ’19)
A Summer in Boston — From the Ground up Conservation Law Foundation’s office, located on Summer St. off Downtown Crossing Part 1: Getting connected Back in April of this year,…
Emmett McKinney’20 G, Nashville Civic Design Center (Summer ’19)
Urban design and architecture can have the veneer of exclusivity. Dramatic renderings and spectacular proposals inspire people to expand their view of what is possible in the built environment. This…
