Tag: Family

The Program on Negotiation and The Herbert C. Kelman Seminar on International Conflict Analysis and Resolution presents: How to Bridge the Military-Civilian Divide A film screening followed by a discussion with: Susan Hackley Co-producer, Veteran Children: When Parents Go To War Managing Director, Program on Negotiation Martha Jackson Co-producer, Veteran Children: When Parents Go To […]

The Harvard-MIT Cooperative Society (“The Coop”) and the Harvard Square Business Association (HSBA) proudly present the 2nd Annual Outdoor Fall Movie Night! “Exactly 325 years after the Salem Witch Trials, the Sanderson sisters have come back to cast their spell upon the residents of Salem, MA.” Join us for a screening of the 1993 classic […]

The HLS Library is offering library tours for family and friends of our newest HLS graduates on Class Day, Wednesday, May 24. Tours last about 20 minutes and will cover: Library art and treasures, HLS history, Library buildings and quotes, Our world-famous beanbag alley.

The HLS Library is offering library tours for family and friends of our newest HLS graduates on Class Day, Wednesday, May 24. Tours last about 20 minutes and will cover: Library art and treasures, HLS history, Library buildings and quotes, Our world-famous beanbag alley.

The HLS Library is offering library tours for family and friends of our newest HLS graduates on Class Day, Wednesday, May 24. Tours last about 20 minutes and will cover: Library art and treasures, HLS history, Library buildings and quotes, Our world-famous beanbag alley.

This symposium will bring researchers from across the disciplines together with clinicians, educators, community advocates, and policymakers and thought leaders from both government and corporate sectors to discuss this critical topic. The program will enhance the dissemination of new information, foster new collaborations, and spark the development of innovative, evidence-based preventive interventions and policies to […]

Join the Harvard Law Students for Reproductive Justice for a talk by professor, author, and activist Khiara Bridges, entitled “The Intersections of Class and Race: Imagining an Ethnography of the Reproductive Lives of Class-Privileged Women of Color”

For DV victims in low-income communities of color, harm might not simply end with the abuser. Policing and enforcing the laws that purport to protect victims and survivors can have unintended consequences for those individuals and the communities around them. Advocates from various fields take different approaches to protecting against violence, and are confronted with […]