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Author of The Power of Ritual, Co-Founder of Sacred Design Lab, Nearness and the Harry Potter and the Sacred Text Podcast

David Alan Harvey was born in San Francisco and reared in Virginia. At the age of 11, he became interested in photography. In 1956, Harvey used the money saved from his newspaper route to buy a secondhand Leica and began shooting his family and neighborhood.
He lived with and chronicled the life of a black family in Norfolk, Virginia, when he was 20 years old, and the result was the book Tell It Like It Is, which was released in 1966. In 1978, the National Press Photographers Association honored him Magazine Photographer of the Year.
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Author of The Power of Ritual, Co-Founder of Sacred Design Lab, Nearness and the Harry Potter and the Sacred Text Podcast
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Senior Fellow in the Transatlantic Relations Program of the Atlantic Council in Washington DC; Senior Advisor to the Institut de Relations Internationales Stratégiques et in Paris
Former Ambassador to the Netherlands and Professor at Georgetown