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We’re pleased to share this warm welcome to black students at Harvard and beyond, from black Harvard alumni #welcometoharvard #blackstudents #harvardalumni

There's still time to cast your ballot in Harvard's pivotal board elections. Vote with @harvarddiverse and other alumni groups for these endorsed Overseer candidates who will shape Harvard's future and directly impact students, faculty, and higher education at large.

Register today to meet the endorsed Candidates for Harvard's Board of Overseers Election tiny.cc/MeetTheCandida… @harvarddiverse

Applications for the 2024 HABA Internship are open! Use your skills and grow your leadership through hands-on learning, Harvard alumni-led trainings, and mentorship. Apply by April 4: haba.smapply.us #harvard #summerinternship

“When you get these jobs that you have been so brilliantly trained for, just remember that your real job is that if you are free, you need to free somebody else. If you have some power, then your job is to empower somebody else.” - Toni Morrison, born on this day in 1931

The museums at Atlanta’s HBCUs are treasure troves of Black art 'More than 1,600 works from some of the most influential Black artists since the 1800s live in these museums' ajc.com/news/atlanta-b…

@uche_blackstock 😍😍😍

#Flashback to last Thursday night in Cambridge, when members of the Harvard Undergraduate Black Premedical Society came out to represent & show love at my book event! I will be gifting them copies of my new book LEGACY: A Black Physician Reckons with Racism in Medicine! 👩🏾‍⚕️🩺

Read @uche_blackstock 's piece from her new book, “Legacy: A Black Physician Reckons With Racism in Medicine," here: archive.ph/zHe3A

Check out upcoming speaker Uché Blackstock's new piece in the @washingtonpost, adapted from her book 'Legacy.' @uche_blackstock is an emergency physician and founder and chief executive of Advancing Health Equity. washingtonpost.com/opinions/2024/…

An update on Harvard University leadership. hrvd.me/Annoucement24t

The Harvard Corporation: “In this tumultuous and difficult time, we unanimously stand in support of President Gay.” hrvd.me/Corp2023t

Congratulations to @michellemorse who appeared in @NYMag for leading the charge against NYC hospitals using a "racist formula to estimate kidney function that assumes Black people have greater muscle mass than white people." Thanks for this courageous work!

Join HABA and the Harvard Law School Association of Washington, DC for a special conversation on unjust fines and fees. The panel can also be attended virtually. Register at: washingtondc.hlsa.org/article.html?a… #finesandfees #justice #harvardlaw 🎨: Adrià Fruitós

Today we remember Paul Farmer MD, PhD '90 on what would've been his 64th birthday. A pioneering anthropologist, physician, teacher, & mentor, he dedicated his life to improving health care+championing equity. We cherish his moral leadership, devoted service, and legacy of impact.

Introducing the Black Teacher Archive, an open-access digital portal that opens a new lens on the history of education, on Black history, and on American history.

President Claudine Gay shares her vision for Harvard as she takes the helm as the University's 30th president hrvd.me/ClaudinePlans3…

Congratulations, President Gay! 🥳

"If our lawyers are all drawn from those who can afford to write a big check to go off to law school ... then we’ll be a poorer nation and a less just legal system." Read @SenWarren in conversation with @Harvard_Law's David B. Wilkins in #ThePractice. clp.law.harvard.edu/knowledge-hub/…

"How do we have history that's not uncomfortable? How do we have any kind of education that doesn't make you in some way uncomfortable? Education asks you to change." - @DrewFaust28, president emerita of Harvard, reflects on history and activism in her memoir "Necessary Trouble."

The attack on Bob Moses MA '57 is a reminder that violence has historically been used to oppose racial justice efforts. To forge a better future, we must face our past.

@FrankieDHeyward Congratulations! 🎉

I was FINALLY awarded my NIH NIDDK K01 😭🙌🏾!!! I've earned 10 grants during my postdoc/instructorship but this is my FIRST NIH grant after submitting 2 F31's, a K99 (ND) and my first K01 (ND). It truly pays to STAY PERSISTENT! Interestingly, if I earned my K99/K01 earlier I would have been made an instructor and not have been eligible to earn my career trajectory changing @SCAgingBrain TTI award which, when added to my K01, provides me more direct cost funds than I would have otherwise had. Such great news while heading into the weekend!! 😃