Latinx Community
Latinx at Harvard
Latinx at Harvard
Community Celebrations and Organizations
Harvard Latino Alumni Alliance
Association of Harvard Latinx Faculty and Staff
Harvard GSAS Latinx Student Association
Publications
Series on Latin American Studies | Harvard University Press
ReVista | Harvard Review of Latin America
Leadership opportunities
U.S. Latino Leadership Fellowship | Center for Public Leadership
Arts
Latinx Experience in the Collections | Harvard Art Museums
Latinx Movement: Embodied Intersections of Latin Dance, Music, and Communal Practice
Academic and Research Support
David Rockefeller Center for Latin American Studies
Latin American Studies | History of Science
Latin American Studies | History & Literature
Latinx Studies | Romance Languages & Literatures
Latinx Studies Secondary Field | Ethnicity, Migration, Rights
Latinx Studies Courses | Ethnicity, Migration, Rights
Latinx Studies Working Group | Ethnicity, Migration, Rights
Latinx and Hispanic Women | Research Guides at Harvard Library
Community Events
We are excited to celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month, which begins September 15 and ends October 15. With the diverse cultures represented in our Harvard students, staff, faculty, researchers and fellows, this month gives us an opportunity to celebrate the legacies, histories, and contributions by our community who comes from the Caribbean, Central and South American, Spain, and Mexico.
Learn more about Harvard and National Latinx engagements below or add your event on our calendar or by reaching out to edib@harvard.edu. Events will continue to be added throughout the month.
Latinx/Hispanic Heritage Month
September 25 – October 11, 2021 The Library of Congress | National Hispanic Heritage Month
The Library of Congress, National Archives and Records Administration, National Endowment for the Humanities, National Gallery of Art, National Park Service, Smithsonian Institution and United States Holocaust Memorial Museum join in paying tribute to the generations of Hispanic Americans who have positively influenced and enriched our nation and society.
September 29, 2021 RespectAbility: Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month
There are 2,969,668 working-age Hispanic/Latinx people with disabilities and out of that number, just 1,213,802 had jobs in 2019. Learn more about ways in which we can change these statistics – from policy and civic education to entertainment media.
September 24 – October 3, 2021 Boston Latino International Film Festival (bliff.org)
Using the power of film, this festival aims to break stereotypes, bring cultures and communities together and reveal the complex issues that affect the Latinx community.