Empowering Harvard Latino students and alumni in the US, especially those in Los Angeles, through community building, mentorship, and networking.
02/13/2018
Alumni, are you a community or labor organizer experiencing crisis fatigue and wondering how to take care of yourself? Last year was rough. I invite you to apply to the Windcall Residency Program to boost your creativity, health and resilience to continue building a just world. They offer SABBATICALS for organizers on the frontlines of the resistance. Deadline March 5.
08/16/2017
Sunday afternoon new, current students, alumni, and their families met at The Harvard Latino Students & Alumni Tardeada to send off Harvard-bound Latinx Americans as a community. We each have the ability to address retention issues. Fingers-crossed as we experiment to increase retention, stay curiosity, and thrive in progress as a minority majority country by 2043. More photos are available at https://goo.gl/photos/yaJ8fuNZWXvaroYs9
Thanks to Eastmont Intermediate Mariachi for the delightful selections, The Harvard Radcliffe Club of Southern California for continued administrative support, and Drs. Gloria and Andres Gonzalez for hosting everyone at their beautiful home.
Harvard Latino Alumni Alliance, Harvard University, Harvard Graduate School of Design, Harvard Medical School, Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, Harvard Kennedy School, Harvard Graduate School of Education, Harvard Business School, Harvard Law School, Harvard School of Dental Medicine, Harvard Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study | Harvard University, Harvard Innovation Labs
05/12/2017
Latino alumni, we're working hard to make sure there's a lineup of fun events to enjoy this year! Check this feed for the latest!
04/12/2017
HARVARD COMES TO LYNWOOD
On April 6, 2017, The Harvard Radcliffe Club of Southern California and Harvard Latino Alumni Alliance sponsored the Early College Awareness Program at Marco Antonio Firebaugh High School in Lynwood Unified School District.
Approximately 150 students and parents participated in this event, which included: a presentation on The Road To College by Dr. Gus Frias and Ms. Jessica Gamboa, a keynote speech on Parents As Partners by former HAA President Cynthia Torres. Dr. Maria Covarrubias subsequently moderated a panel of Harvard Graduates that included Ms. Anne Kim, Dr. Sonia Molina DMD MPH, Mr. Leonard Cueva, Ms. Marisol Ramirez and USC graduate Natividad Vazquez. These graduates shared brief versions of their life stories and provided information on how to prepare and succeed in college. Before the end of the program, all students were persuaded to take an oath, promising to develop the best of their abilities to attend college and use their education to improve their lives, their families and their communities. Parents, educators and Harvard alumni also made the commitment to help them succeed in these endeavors.
For further information on the Early College Awareness Program, contact Dr. Gus Frias at [email protected]. Thank you again to Joseph Nakhost for full event photography. www.josephnakhost.com
03/07/2017
Thank you for sharing Intentional Excellence Dr. Louis Rodriguez Ed.M '99, Ed.M '01, Ed.D '05. Harvard Latino Alumni Alliance: Los Angeles (HLAA), The Harvard Radcliffe Club of Southern California (HCSC), and Hispanic Scholarship Fund collaborate to feature the research of alumni to address societal challenges as opportunities for excellence. #2047
02/28/2017
Join in the mixer/charla on intentional excellence in Latino schools!
Harvard Club of Southern California Monday, March 6, 2017, 7:00 - 9:00 PM Location: Hispanic Scholarship Fund, 1411 W. 190th Street, Ste. 700 Gardena, CA 90248
Identities can be confusing. These ladies break it down for us eloquently and plainly.
08/07/2016
1st Annual Forum of the HLAA Los Angeles Mentorship Initiative
Anahi Godinez welcomes us to HSF on behalf of the CEO/President Fidel Vargas.
