The oldest latinx organization at Harvard determined to define our Mexican/Latinx roots since 1972
10/18/2022
On Saturday, we hosted a small lunch with 3 RAZA Alumni: Xavier Gutiérrez, Fidel Vargas, and Raul Perez. Thank you for joining us and your inspiring words.
🙏🏻🇲🇽 And, thank you to Xavier for inviting RAZA’a Board to his team’s hockey game that same night 🏒
10/16/2022
Last week’s East Boston outing, thank y’all for coming out with RAZA 🇲🇽❤️
10/13/2022
🚨RAZA’s 50th Anniversary Gala After Party! ¡no se lo pierdan!🚨
10/04/2022
Thank you all for coming out to last week's mesa, Noche P. Luche! 🎥 We hope you enjoyed the pan dulce, hot chocolate, and viewing of La Familia P. Luche 🇲🇽❤️
09/27/2022
Come watch La Familia P Luche & enjoy pan dulce and hot chocolate on Friday at RAZA’s weekly Mesa 🎥
09/20/2022
Are you interested in performing at RAZA's 50th Year Anniversary Gala on October 14? Do you sing, perform spoken word poems, dance, play an instrument, etc? Please indicate your interest at tinyurl.com/razagalaperformers
This is a great opportunity to showcase your talent with the Latine community!
09/16/2022
¡Viva México! 🇲🇽❤️
09/13/2022
Harvard-Radcliffe RAZA invites all students and alumni to a gala celebrating our 50th Year Anniversary on October 14, 2022. Join us for an evening of celebration with dinner, music, performances, speakers, and more. 🇲🇽❤️
RSVP required by September 30, 2022 at raza50years.eventbrite.com
09/12/2022
Raza and Mariachi Véritas is happy to invite you all to our Mexican Independence Day Party this Friday, September 16th, in the Cabot Aquarium at 10 pm. Alcohol will be served for $10 for those who sign up by Friday at 3pm. Alcohol fee will be $15 at the door. tinyurl.com/razaparty
Viva México 🇲🇽
08/16/2022
Choosing your classes for Fall 2022? Here are our class recommendations related to Mexico & Mexican/Mexican-American themes. 🇲🇽📚
05/28/2022
RAZA is co-sponsoring today’s Harvard Mexican Graduation events, a talk with Mexican journalist and human rights activist, Lydia Cacho. All are welcome to attend, happening in Science Center Hall A!
Lydia Cacho is one of Mexico's most famous investigative journalists and women's rights advocate, Cacho's reporting focuses on violence against and sexual abuse of women and children.