SIFF Recipients
Use the filter below to browse recipients of the Social Impact Fellowship Fund.
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64
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Harvard Business School
13
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Harvard College
6
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Harvard Extension School
2
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Harvard Graduate School of Arts and Sciences
3
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Harvard Graduate School of Design
1
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Harvard Graduate School of Education
17
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Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences
4
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Harvard Kennedy School
21
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Harvard Law School
3
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Harvard Medical School
6
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Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health
3
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Non-Harvard Affiliate
23
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1Room
For schools in Kenya with one room and one generalist teacher, 1Room is digitizing and delivering school curriculum via tablets.
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CassVita Inc.
Using proprietary technology to foster prosperity for smallholder farmers in Africa.
![Cassvita founder]()
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Chaku Foods
Creating wealth for smallholder farmers in Africa while minimizing climate risk.
![Chaku Foods founder]()
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Civic Roundtable
Building a dedicated ecosystem for public servants to ask questions, find experts, and access resources within government and across the civic sphere.
![Civic Roundtable co-founder]()
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GenUnity
Activating everyday adults to create a community by everyone for everyone.
![GenUnity team]()
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humanID
An anonymous, bot-resistant authentication for safer online communities.
![Human ID team]()
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Lexi
Delivering real-time AI medical interpretation to the 30 million patients navigating language barriers in healthcare.
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Neumind Ltd
Digitizing neurorehabilitation for enhanced patient access, seamless caregiver involvement, and improved clinician overview.
![Claudia Hill]()
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Nunchi Health
Building inclusive mental health programs for culturally diverse communities.
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ProtectED Solutions LLC
Designing furniture that protects against domestic terrorism and active shooter violence in schools, government buildings, and offices.
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Skew The Script
Providing free, socially-relevant math curriculum to teachers.
![skew the script founder]()
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Tana
Connecting tech teams to remote global talent.
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UMA
Helping female artisans break free from the poverty trap by enhancing leadership skills and providing access to markets.
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