You’re invited to join Harvard University’s Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) Connections, a virtual two-day welcome event for all incoming students, staff, faculty, postdocs, fellows, and researchers of color and those who want to learn more about resources to support BIPOC community members at Harvard. All sessions will be live online and recorded for future viewing. Stay tuned for optional in-person...
Following a rigorous three-year research study led by a team of Harvard Distinguished Faculty, Harvard University released a report entitled, “Havard and the Legacy of Slavery”. This report details the direct, financial, and intellectual ties that Havard University has to slavery from it’s founding in 1636. Over the summer of 2022, the Faculty Office of Diversity, Inclusion, and Belonging and FAS Human Resources are hosting a series of discussions on the report and its...
This course, which is part of Talent Acquisition and Diversity’s (TAD’s) Inclusive Hiring Initiative, will use hands-on scenarios to provide participants with an understanding of the top biases in the...
This course, which is part of Talent Acquisition and Diversity’s (TAD’s) Inclusive Hiring Initiative, will use hands-on scenarios to provide participants with an understanding of the top biases in the selection process and the framework needed to mitigate these biases. By doing so, participants will be provided with the foundational...
Harvard and the Legacy of Slavery: Walking Tour & Lunch Debrief
Following a rigorous three-year research study led by a team of Harvard Distinguished Faculty, Harvard University released a report entitled, “Havard and the Legacy of Slavery”. This report details the direct, financial, and intellectual ties that Havard University has to slavery from it’s founding in 1636. Over the summer of 2022, the Faculty Office of Diversity, Inclusion, and Belonging and FAS Human Resources are hosting a series of discussions on the report and its...
Following a rigorous three-year research study led by a team of Harvard Distinguished Faculty, Harvard University released a report entitled, “Havard and the Legacy of Slavery”. This report details the direct, financial, and intellectual ties that Havard University has to slavery from it’s founding in 1636. Over the summer of 2022, the Faculty Office of Diversity, Inclusion, and Belonging and FAS Human Resources are hosting a... Read more about Harvard and the Legacy of Slavery Film Screening & Discussion
Following a rigorous three-year research study led by a team of Harvard Distinguished Faculty, Harvard University released a report entitled, “Havard and the Legacy of Slavery”. This report details the direct, financial, and intellectual ties that Havard University has to slavery from it’s founding in 1636. Over the summer of 2022, the Faculty Office of Diversity, Inclusion, and Belonging and FAS Human Resources are hosting a...
Following a rigorous three-year research study led by a team of Harvard Distinguished Faculty, Harvard University released a report entitled, “Havard and the Legacy of Slavery”. This report details the direct, financial, and intellectual ties that Havard University has to slavery from it’s founding in 1636. Over the summer of 2022, the Faculty Office of Diversity, Inclusion, and Belonging and FAS Human Resources are hosting a series of discussions on the report and its...
Following a rigorous three-year research study led by a team of Harvard Distinguished Faculty, Harvard University released a report entitled, “Havard and the Legacy of Slavery”. This report details the direct, financial, and intellectual ties that Havard University has to slavery from it’s founding in 1636. Over the summer of 2022, the Faculty Office of Diversity, Inclusion, and Belonging and FAS Human Resources are hosting a series of discussions on the report and its...
Following a rigorous three-year research study led by a team of Harvard Distinguished Faculty, Harvard University released a report entitled, “Havard and the Legacy of Slavery”. This report details the direct, financial, and intellectual ties that Havard University has to slavery from it’s founding in 1636. Over the summer of 2022, the Faculty Office of Diversity, Inclusion, and Belonging and FAS Human Resources are hosting a series of discussions on the report and its...