Hauser Leader at the Center for Public Leadership at Harvard Kennedy School
In the Fall of 2022, Dov Seidman was named a Hauser Leader at the Center for Public Leadership at Harvard Kennedy School. This prestigious program brings distinguished leadership practitioners from the public, nonprofit, and private sectors to Harvard to engage with students, faculty, and the broader Harvard community. As a Hauser Leader, Dov exemplifies principled and effective public leadership, serving as a living example of the HOW Philosophy in action.
More about Harvard / HauserThe NXTGEN Fellowship for Moral Leadership
As part of his work with The HOW Institute for Society, Dov Seidman founded the NXTGEN Fellowship for Moral Leadership. This global, cross-organizational learning experience equips emerging leaders with the moral authority needed to navigate today’s interconnected and morally activated world. The fellowship ensures that future leaders, inspired by the HOW Philosophy, have a deeper well of ethical decision-making to draw upon as they advance in their careers.
More about the FellowshipThe Elie Wiesel Foundation Prize in Ethics
Dov Seidman has been a long-time partner of The Elie Wiesel Foundation Prize in Ethics Essay Contest. This initiative encourages students to write compelling personal essays that grapple with ethical dilemmas, ask critical questions, and propose rational solutions for ethical action. Judged anonymously, winning essays showcase originality, imagination, and clear articulation of moral reasoning, embodying the principles of the HOW Philosophy.
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