ABFAF First Friday Event - July 2021

ABFAF invites Harvard's Black faculty, administrators and fellows to a First Friday meeting. The conversation features Dr. Oneeka Williams, a Harvard Medical School Graduate who ranks among The Top Urologic Surgeons in the United States. Her talk will explore themes including excelling with no limits, emotional and physcial wellness, and writing children’s books.

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This group is offered to all people who identify as a member of the Black race regardless of ethnicity. Led by Dyanne London, PhD, an African American clinical psychologist, Yes, I am Black and I am Proud...

Accountability conversations are an essential part of a high performing workplace. And yet, they can be tricky to manage, and emotionally charged. This session teaches participants how to avoid common pitfalls in these...

Happy Pride, 

Harvard's Queer Employee Resource Group (QERG) are excited to celebrate this June with three film screenings, available via Harvard Kanopy (log-in with HarvardKey and watch). For these film screenings, we’ll ask that you queue up the film...

Happy Pride, 

Harvard's Queer Employee Resource Group (QERG) are excited to celebrate this June with three film screenings, available via...

Happy Pride, 

Harvard's Queer Employee Resource Group (QERG) are excited to celebrate this June with three film screenings, available via...

The global coronavirus pandemic picture is mixed. While vaccination rates increase and death rates drop in some countries, others are struggling with deadly surges and vaccine shortages. Meanwhile, COVID variants are driving questions about approaches to curb the pandemic....

Elections are more than ballots, polling places, and voting machines. The human component of administering elections was exposed to unthinkable stress and attack during the 2020 cycle. It nearly reached the breaking point.

Whether it was persistent and recurring misinformation and disinformation, threats to the personal safety of full-time and volunteer elections office staff, or challenges to the independence of the voting process by political actors, our country is hurtling towards a cliff of retirements of the people who understand voting more than any others. Without...

The Ash Center’s Harvard Project on American Indian Economic Development is hosting the 'Navigating the American Rescue Plan Act' series to help tribal nations learn from each other and from a wide array of experts as tribes take on the challenges of securing and spending recovery funds.

This second session in the series, titled “Where Other ARPA Monies Live -- How to Avoid Tribes Leaving $12 Billion on the Table” will feature ...

Join A.R.T. for a panel discussion on the role of art in social change, the motivation behind Queer Bodies in Motion’s inaugural production of Alice in...

This event is part of the Academic Forum for the New Constitution in Chile. It will be held in Spanish with simultaneous English translation. 

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The May 16 elections...

On this occasion the David Rockefeller Center for Latin American Studies will have the vision and experience of Katherine Merseth, a specialist in teacher training, school improvement in vulnerable contexts and effective classroom practices from Harvard University, who will be accompanied by leading experts from the region. We will address the following questions: How to install creative processes to encourage learning? What practices and strategies are being implemented to develop and / or maintain learning communities in schools? What are the main lessons learned from networking...

Join the Cambridge Public Library as we kick off PRIDE month with a special event featuring George M. Johnson, author of All Boys Aren't Blue, in conversation Williams College Professor Kai M....

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Celebrate LGBTQ+ Pride Month!

This program is for the HMS/HSDM & Hospital Affiliate Community. Co-sponsored by HMS's LGBT Programs of the Office for Diversity Inclusion and Community...