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The last week of February has arrived. Wrap it up nicely with some of these events!
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Join Under the Surface: The Harvard Undergraduate Mental Health Magazine for a poetry performance and Q&A with viral spoken word poet Blythe Baird! Blythe has garnered international recognition for her poems that speak out on sexual assault, mental illness, eating disorder recovery, sexuality, and healing. Please RSVP. |
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As museums acknowledge their legacy as colonial institutions, many are reimagining their mission as agents of decolonization and social justice. The pandemic, the Black Lives Matter movement, and other community issues continue to create opportunities for reflection and growth. How can American museums—especially those that have strong relationships with Indigenous communities—respond to current national conditions of social unrest and political turmoil? How have New England museums fared and what is likely to happen over the next two to three years? Please register to attend. |
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HSYLC brings the liberal arts to China, and is the largest and most well-established conference of its kind. We are now recruiting Seminar Leaders (you!) to design curricula of their choosing and mentor students in a virtual conference from from August 15-20. Perks include a stipend, exclusive professional opportunities, and a chance to connect with people from all around the world. Apply by 2/26 midnight: hauscr.org/hsylc (Open to all. No Chinese experience necessary.)
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The annual Jubilee is a celebration of Caribbean heritage and culture. We immerse the attendees with Caribbean music, history, and artistry (and usually food). Everyone, not just members of the Harvard community, are invited to attend, and there are performances by student and professional groups, as well. The greatest attraction of the night is when we give our Entertainer of the Year Award to a deserving Caribbean artist that has heavily impacted the entertainment industry.
Hosted by: Harvard Caribbean Club
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Annual winter activities return to the Science Center Plaza for on-campus students!
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Learn how to make Tandoori Chicken Tacos and Classic Onion Pakoras with FLP! From Monsoon Kitchens Co-Founder, Swati Elavia: "As a small girl in India, the smells of the samosas, pakoras, and other treats that came from my mother’s kitchen to celebrate monsoon season inspired a feeling for the joy that only food crafted with care can bring. Later, my work as a registered dietician taught me that those recipes had been as kind to my body as they were to my taste buds. That realization inspired my mission to replace the restaurant-style Indian foods crowding today’s market with the kind of cleaner, healthier foods served in so many of my native-country’s homes. I welcome you to warm up your own kitchen with a true taste of India." Register now. |
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Have you ever thought about the way you eat, or even how you chew? Now, imagine that you are a huge bullfrog, a sea star, or even a scorpion. How would you eat? As March is Nutrition Month in the U.S., it’s the perfect time to meet some of our live animals and explore our creatures’ diets and eating habits. Join human museum staffers Javier and Ryan in this 45-minute program for families and get a close look at some weird eaters. Presented by the Harvard Museum of Natural History and Harvard Museums of Science & Culture
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2023: Join us virtually on March 4, 6, or 7 for an event for your class and the recent graduate alumni classes in your class color community! Sign up now. |
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