The pandemic has highlighted the specific needs of ELL students, teachers, and families. Ellevation Education is a national organization whose mission is to help English...

The Harvard Community Seminar on Law, Education, and Social Justice is an educational program...

As we emerge from the COVID-19 pandemic, the aftereffects of isolation, stress, fear, and sadness are sure to linger. How can we fortify ourselves to grapple with the legacy of this unprecedented year? How can we offer relief to ourselves, our children, our colleagues, and our loved ones? Join us as we dig into the power of resilience — not as a magic cure-all, but instead as a way to build the tools we need to contend with difficulty, fear, or loss, and to take care of ourselves, and others, so that we can weather the storm.

We’ll hear from three experts who will explore the...

This event will provide a window into the realities and challenges of integrating DIE into K-12 curriculum development at scale. How can publishers make an equity-focused product that will be...

Flip the Script brings in voices that are often unheard or ignored at our institution but whose perspectives are critical to guide our work....

What does it take to move from diversity to inclusion, belonging, and equity? How can individuals and organizations build inclusive and affirming spaces in formal and informal ways? Learn this and more alongside fellow Extension School students in an engaging session with the Equity & Inclusion Fellows from the Harvard Graduate School of Education.

Register here to receive the Zoom link...

*This film screening event is hosted by the Harvard Graduate School of Education, the Charles Hamilton Houston Institute for Racial Justice, and the Harvard Library.

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The following workshops are offered by the Harvard Graduate School of Education (HGSE) Office of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging and facilitated by HGSE Equity and Inclusion Fellows. 

Title: DIB: Navigating the Discomfort of a ‘Global’ Mindset 

Date(s): January 22, 2021 
Time(s): 9-10:30am (EST) 
Location: Zoom (link to be shared with students who sign up)
Instructor(s): ...

The following workshops are offered by the Harvard Graduate School of Education (HGSE) Office of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging and facilitated by HGSE Equity and Inclusion Fellows. 

Title: Caste 
Date(s): January 21, 2021  
Time(s): 9-10:30am (EST) 
Location: Zoom (link to be shared with students who sign up)
Instructor(s): Anri Wheeler & ...

Join this year's T004: Ethnic Studies & Education cohort for the annual Final Project Symposium. As you'll see, Ethnic Studies isn't just a field, but a praxis. It isn't just what we learn, but it's who we are and how we do. On December 8 and 9, students will share how they will apply Ethnic Studies frameworks to their classrooms, pedagogy, counseling...

Civic engagement is empowering — and it’s good for our democracy. But too many young people don’t know where their voices fit in — or, after historical exclusion and oppression, have turned away from politics as an avenue for change. 

In this action-oriented webinar, we’ll share tools to rethink what civics is and what it can look like — and explore concrete steps that educators and families can take to help young people become...

During this conversation, we will address this critical question and identify concrete ways that educators and school leaders of all races can guide students through this traumatic time. Tracie Jones, HGSE’s Director of Diversity, Inclusion, and Belonging, will be joined by James Huguley, Ed.M.’04, Ed.D.’13, who is the Interim Director at University of Pittsburgh’s Center on Race and Social Problems; and Sarah Vinson, a physician who specializes in adult, child & adolescent, and forensic psychiatry. She is also an Associate Clinical Professor of Psychiatry and Pediatrics at Morehouse...

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