Kevin Douglas Grant

Kevin Douglas Grant is the outgoing Chief Development and Partnerships Officer at The GroundTruth Project, building revenue-generating partnerships in support of Report for America and Report for the World.

Previously Senior Editor of Special Reports at GlobalPost, he has led reporting projects around the world and his work has been recognized by the Edward R. Murrow, Alfred I. duPont-Columbia University and Online Journalism Awards among others. Over the last 10 years, he has helped to support more than 300 reporting fellows producing in-depth work on social justice issues in more than 50 countries.

Grant is a recent graduate of the Media Transformation Challenge at Poynter, and is presently working on a project about religious leaders worldwide as a journalism fellow at USC Center for Religion and Civic Culture.

He holds an M.A. in Digital Journalism from the University of Southern California’s Annenberg School, where he was a Dean’s Scholar and the founding Executive Editor of Annenberg’s pioneering news organization Neon Tommy. Grant is also the former Operations Director of semantic news aggregator Inform.com.

Grant is currently based in Washington, D.C., where he serves as a capstone adviser and adjunct professor of journalism at Georgetown University.

Rights

America Astray: Police target journalists covering civil unrest

WASHINGTON — America wakes up this morning with cities still smoldering after a weekend of violent protest, in...

Special Reports

In a global COVID-19 crisis, flashes of authoritarian instinct

WASHINGTON — Fear and chaos are the soil in which authoritarianism grows best, and we have entered a...

Democracy

Democracy Undone: The Authoritarian’s Playbook – Overview

Seven steps by populists worldwide to undermine the democracies that elected them By Kevin Douglas Grant|October 17, 2019|@kevindgrant...

Democracy

The trauma of white supremacist violence, from Charlottesville to El Paso

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia — Messages of hope and resistance are etched in multi-colored chalk along the red brick walls of...

Americas

New U.S. sanctions on Cuba would slam shut diplomatic window

WASHINGTON — National Security Advisor John Bolton announced more steps to turn back the clock on U.S.-Cuba relations...

Rights

Cuba’s constitutional referendum awakens religious groups to their own power

HAVANA — From the jubilant inauguration of the first new Catholic church in 60 years in the western...

Rights

Voting rights in Georgia remain in doubt

Republican Brian Kemp didn’t resign his position as secretary of state until two days after the election in...

Americas

Wisconsin legislature limits successors’ power in ‘assault on democratic norm’

At a closed-door “extraordinary session” held overnight in the Wisconsin legislature, Republican senators voted to strip power from...

Democracy

Georgia’s secretary of state runoff highlights voting obstacles for minorities

ATLANTA — After a gubernatorial election that made national headlines for allegations of voter suppression, the people of Georgia...

Americas

Voting rights are civil rights

WASHINGTON — The Voting Rights Act, a cornerstone of the civil rights era, passed Congress in 1965 to remove...

Americas

Georgia’s election lingers in the shadows of voter suppression

UPDATE (November 13, 2018): A federal court ruled Monday night that Georgia must count all votes before delivering...

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