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BEGIN planning your next reunion! 🙌🎉
Share your own short message, photo, or video with the Class of 2021 using the hashtag #Harvard21 & tagging @HarvardAlumni! Want to send your own short photo message to the class? Download the pdf here: hvrdalum.me/030
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Attention @Harvard graduate students! We are awarding small emergency grants to support students whose writing and/or research plans were disrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic. Learn more here (and please share widely)! wcfia.harvard.edu/funding/st…
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Pew 2020 Study of the American Jewish Community: A Socio-Demographic Analysis
Online event: May 12 at noon EDT
@BrandeisU @pewresearch
Register now: brandeis.zoom.us/webinar/reg…
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May 21 at 5 pm: Professor @TiyaMilesTAM presents The Black Experience in 18th Century Cambridge. This program is supported by a grant from the Bridge Street Fund, a special initiative of Mass Humanities. buff.ly/3hbfyQX @MassHumanities @CambMA @RadInstitute #historycafe
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NBA player, philanthropist, and @harvardcrimson alum Jeremy Lin will address the #Harvard21 graduating seniors hrvd.me/JeremyLin21t
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#DYK: Cinco de Mayo is a date to celebrate the Mexican army’s victory in 1862 over the French empire at the Battle of Puebla. This image is of a lithograph by Prentiss Taylor that illustrates a Cinco de Mayo celebration in Xochimilco, Mexico.
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Don't forget to tune into today's free @RadInstitute panel discussion & explore how a deeper understanding of our history can help us promote health equity in the present.
REGISTER HERE: radcliffe.harvard.edu/event/…
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"As we continue to see rising cases and deaths from this pandemic, I am certain that for me, the best way I can love my neighbor during this pandemic is to get vaccinated to protect myself and those around me from getting sick." - Alejandra Salemi, @HarvardDivinity, ’23
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TWITTER:
Join the @Harvard initiative on #HarvardLegacyofSlavery @RadInstitute on Wednesday, May 5, at 4 PM, for “Medical Racism from 1619 to the Present: History Matters” with @jimdowns1 and @Wellesley Susan M. Reverby, moderated by @Harvard Evelynn Hammonds. #VirtualRadcliffe
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“I feel grateful to be vaccinated and am now better able to protect the health and safety of my roommates, friends, house, and community. To receive the vaccine is a privilege, and I hope everyone who is able to makes doing so a priority.” - Jenny Gan, Harvard College, '22
Tune in for CSR Prof. Bazzana's upcoming discussion of his course, "Stories from the End of the World" 4/28 at 7pm (link below)
Our collections played a major role in the @Harvard course Stories from the End of the World, taught by professor Giovanni Bazzana. Wednesday 4/28 at 7pm, Bazzana will discuss the class and what students learned about artists’ apocalyptic inspirations. bit.ly/3tW3HcL
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From a Nubian pyramid site on the Nile, to a 14th-century Anglo-Norman castle in Ireland, Harvard student archaeologists shared their experiences with elementary school students across the country hrvd.me/archaeology387t
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A spring run with daffodils. #HarvardInSpring
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Today we celebrate Lesbian Visibility Day! We stand with all LGBTQ+ womxn and marginalized communities.
#LesbianPride #YouBelongHere #QueerAndHere #FindYourCenter
@HarvardGSAS
@LGBTQ_at_GSAS
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Don't miss out on our upcoming webinar, "The 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre: Looking Back, Looking Ahead":
Speakers:
🔸@KeishaBlain
🔸@reginatgoodwin
🔸@dreisenheath
🔸@thinking4achang
🔸@sushmaraman
🗓️ 05/19
⏰ 1:00pm ET
Register ➡️ bit.ly/3ehBneb
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The first shots were fired in the cause of American independence #OTD in 1775. After the battles of Lexington and Concord, Americans drove the Redcoats back to Boston and placed the city under siege. ow.ly/2IEb50ElXzD #MassMoments
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Title IX Resource Coordinators Seth Avakian and Danielle Farrell discuss their role at GSAS, the importance of Sexual Assault Awareness Month (#SAAM), and resources that students can call on to cope with—or prevent—sexual assault. buff.ly/3dZEure @GsasStuCenter
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Delighted to announce that registration is open for Tracing Christians in Global Late Antiquity, a conference hosted by GLAS and the University of Iowa, 30 May - 2 Jun 2021! dsps.lib.uiowa.edu/glas/tcgl…
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April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM). As part of the Denim Day movement, all are invited to participate in Harvard Wears Denim, April 28. Learn how to take part here: engage.gsas.harvard.edu/news…
#HarvardWearsDenim #DenimDay #SAAM #FindYourCenter
@HarvardGSAS
@HarvardOSAPR
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Join our managing director @ceherbert for a conversation about racial inequity and #housing instability in Boston with City Counsilor @LydiaMEdwards and others @RadInstitute on April 20.
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