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Raising awareness of urgent health issues and advocating for creative expression as a solution is critical to fulfilling The Foundation for Art & Healing’s mission.

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The Senior Fellows are a distinguished group of leaders from medicine, public health, academia, the arts, business, and public service who share a commitment to improving individual and community health through creative expression and the arts.
Serving as volunteer ambassadors for The Foundation for Art & Healing and Project UnLonely, they lend their expertise, credibility, and networks to advance our mission. Fellows offer guidance on strategy, programs, and partnerships; help elevate public understanding of the role creative expression plays in health; share relevant research, contacts, and opportunities; and join us at events aligned with their interests. Together, their efforts create a ripple effect that fosters wellbeing and human flourishing around the world.

Harry Tuchman Levin Professor in Literature and Professor of East Asian Languages and Civilizations at Harvard, and serves as Richard L. Menschel Faculty Director of the Bok Center

Chief Financial Officer and Treasurer at Mass General Brigham and former Executive Vice President, Chief Financial Officer and Chief Population Health Officer at Mount Sinai in New York

Highly regarded American soprano; Recipient of the National Medal of Arts; Winner of five Grammy Awards, and tireless arts advocate

President of the Guggenheim Foundation, and MacArthur Award-winning poet

Professor of psychology and neuroscience and director of the Social Connection & Health Lab at Brigham Young University

Chairman, Department of Psychiatry NYU Langone Medical Center, Director PTSD Research Program

University Provost and President-elect, SNHU; past President AARP Foundation

Independent film producer and former President of Productions at Lions Gate Films

Healthcare entrepreneur; former CEO of Beth Israel Medical Center; former Secretary of Veterans Affairs

Professor of Epidemiology and former Dean of the Faculty, Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health

Former Chief Executive Officer of JASA (retired 2025); Board Member of The Commonwealth Fund and the New York eHealth Collaborative.

Award-winning playwright, director, performer, professor, and FAH Senior Fellow. Learn more about Robbie’s legacy to FAH and the world in this video.
Read about our Board members who inform our strategic vision and increase our capacity to improve health and wellbeing.
