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With "Stronger Together: Building Resilient Nonprofits" as our conference theme, we're thrilled to announce Jonathan Fanton '65, '77 MA, PhD '78 as the second of three 2025 Generation-to-Generation Award honorees, recognizing his extraordinary commitment to education, human rights, and social impact. A distinguished American historian and leader, Dr. Fanton has dedicated his career to advancing knowledge, supporting vulnerable communities, and promoting institutional excellence.
As President Emeritus of the American Academy of Arts & Sciences and former President of the MacArthur Foundation and The New School for Social Research, Jonathan Fanton has consistently championed transformative initiatives. His leadership extends beyond institutional roles, with significant board service for critical organizations including Human Rights Watch and Scholars At Risk.
Dr. Fanton's academic credentials, including a B.A. and Ph.D. in American History from Yale University, complement his profound commitment to social justice. Currently serving on multiple boards focused on refugee support, international education, and global exchange, he continues to drive meaningful change across diverse sectors.
His remarkable journey reflects a lifelong dedication to bridging academic insight with practical solutions, making him an exemplary embodiment of the Generation-to-Generation Award's vision of thoughtful, impactful leadership.
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