Kevin Grant

Kevin teaches Ethics in Journalism & Accountability Journalism at Georgetowns School of Continuing Studies.He is the co-founder and chief development officer at The GroundTruth Project, home to Report for America and Report for the World, pioneering service journalism initiatives that have created more than 700 full-time reporting positions in 400+ newsrooms in 29 countries over the last 7 years.Previously he led more than 300 journalism fellowships in 50 countries based on a model he co-developed at GlobalPost, where he began an award-winning track record of editing and publishing in-depth public interest media for tens of millions of people, working with leading partners like The Atlantic, PBS FRONTLINE, USA Today, NBC News and NPR.Kevin is a graduate of the Media Transformation Challenge (formerly Sulzberger) fellowship at the Poynter Institute and is now contributing to a book about religious leaders worldwide as a journalism fellow at the USC Center for Religion and Civic Culture.He holds an M.A. in online journalism from the University of Southern Californias Annenberg School.

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Kevin teaches Ethics in Journalism & Accountability Journalism at Georgetown's School of Continuing Studies.


He is the co-founder and chief development officer at The GroundTruth Project, home to Report for America and Report for the World, pioneering service journalism initiatives that have created more than 700 full-time reporting positions in 400+ newsrooms in 29 countries over the last 7 years.


Previously he led more than 300 journalism fellowships in 50 countries based on a model he co-developed at GlobalPost, where he began an award-winning track record of editing and publishing in-depth public interest media for tens of millions of people, working with leading partners like The Atlantic, PBS FRONTLINE, USA Today, NBC News and NPR.


Kevin is a graduate of the Media Transformation Challenge (formerly Sulzberger) fellowship at the Poynter Institute and is now contributing to a book about religious leaders worldwide as a journalism fellow at the USC Center for Religion and Civic Culture.


He holds an M.A. in online journalism from the University of Southern California's Annenberg School. There he was a Dean's Scholar and a founding editor of Annenberg's groundbreaking digital news organization Neon Tommy, now Annenberg Digital News.


A two-time International Center for Journalists fellow, Grant has reported from more than a dozen countries on four continents. He has moderated and spoken on panels at many of the world's leading journalism events and currently serves on the board of Gigafact.