Carr-Ryan Center Technology and Human Rights Fellowship 2026-2027

The Carr-Ryan Center Technology and Human Rights Fellowship invites researchers and practitioners to pursue a fellow-based program exploring how technological developments shape human rights protections. The fellowship includes virtual meetings twice a month and at least one on-campus convening per semester, with travel subsidies provided. It is hosted by the Carr-Ryan Center with affiliations to Harvard Kennedy School and related institutions.

Participation in virtual twice-monthly fellowship discussions, on-campus convenings each semester, and travel subsidies

They welcome early career, mid-career, and more senior theorists, researchers, and practitioners whose work aligns with the Fellowship’s priorities.

Submit a project proposal outlining background, alignment with priorities, and anticipated impact, including references and writing sample