Harvard Diversity Peer Educators

February is Black History Month! Let’s continue to celebrate and acknowledge every part of our nation’s past and present all through the year as well! ❤️

Election Season is here. The Harvard Foundation staff will be hosting office hours during Election Week (11/2 - 11/6) for any students wishing to talk. If interested, you can schedule a check-in at: https://calendly.com/harvfoun/office-hours

Additionally, Diana Ortiz Giron, Assistant Director for Diversity Education & Support, will be hosting office hours to support undocumented, DACA students, and students who come from mixed-status immigrant families. To connect specifically with her, you can sign up at https://calendly.com/dianagiron/officehours?month=2020-11.

The DPE team is happy to celebrate the beginning of Hispanic/Latinx Heritage Month with everyone! What does this month mean to you?

Please join the Inaugural Harvard Black & Brown Community Connections which will be held Thursday, August 20th and Friday, August 21st. This two-day event will consist of a series of virtual sessions that will enable community members to come together, build networks, and explore navigating Harvard and the greater Boston area as a person of color. This event will feature incredibly impactful and committee faculty, administrator, and alumni speakers at Harvard. All undergrad and graduate students at Harvard are welcomed to attend this Harvard-wide event.

https://whova.com/web/soco_202008/

Student Support Q&A Session with Harvard Primus

Please join the Harvard Foundation and Office of Diversity Education & Support for a Q&A session with Harvard Primus this Friday at 4:30pm EDT. We will be inviting staff member representatives from the Financial Aid Office and the Student Employment Office to help answer preliminary questions and concerns pertaining to the needs of the first-generation and low-income (FGLI+) student community at Harvard College. We hope this session provides students with some additional information in light of the Fall semester announcements. Please feel free to come prepared to ask your questions or if you aren’t able to attend consider filling out this Primus form with your questions in advance: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdsFu4kumcxCQkJTlHhoJg_ZgsbRuyjRijeOCrJcUkBJKcYoA/viewform

Friday, July 10 from 4:30-6 pm EDT
Zoom Link & Password: 929816

Join Zoom meeting
https://harvard.zoom.us/j/94351040447?pwd=b21VUldFamFldExaTkNFa2ovUE9Hdz09

Exciting event coming up featuring the book "The Undocumented Americans" Join HLAA Book Club with Karla Cornejo Villavicencio '11, Harvard alumna and author of The Undocumented Americans on Thursday, July 16 at 6:00 pm EST.
Register here:

Welcome! You are invited to join a meeting: Karla Cornejo HLAA Book Club. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the meeting. Welcome! You are invited to join a meeting: Karla Cornejo HLAA Book Club. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the meeting.

Join us this Friday at 2pm EST for our "Friday Immigration Check-in's" where we will spotlight DACAmented or formerly undocumented Harvard staff professionals who will share advice and personal reflections about living with and without DACA, how they’ve advocated for immigrant communities throughout their higher education, and how they’ve navigated their careers given their unique experience and identities. This event is free and open to immigrant students, students from mixed status families, alumni, staff and educators.

Registration link: https://harvard.zoom.us/…/tJMvde6prDktEtAKpKZtqgSeQIFLlh6JL…

Thank you to our co-sponsors: Harvard Immigration and Refugee Clinic, Harvard College Act on a Dream, UndocuAllies Initiative, and Harvard College Office of Diversity Education and Support for helping bring this event to fruition!

Join us next Friday, June 26th at 2pm EST for our "Friday Immigration Check-in's" where we will spotlight DACAmented or formerly undocumented Harvard staff professionals who will share advice and personal reflections about living with and without DACA, how they’ve advocated for immigrant communities throughout their higher education, and how they’ve navigated their careers given their unique experience and identities. This event is free and open to immigrant students, students from mixed status families, alumni, staff and educators.

Registration link: https://harvard.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJMvde6prDktEtAKpKZtqgSeQIFLlh6JLBNI

Thank you to our co-sponsors: Harvard Immigration and Refugee Clinic, Harvard College Act on a Dream, UndocuAllies Initiative, and Harvard College Office of Diversity Education and Support for helping bring this event to fruition!