Alongside members of the Boston Uyghur Community, EMR's Human Rights Working Group is creating a Uyghur culture fest for the Harvard community featuring Uyghur music, food, poetry, dance, and art. Learn about opportunities to support Uyghur human rights! This event is also a fundraiser for the Boston Uyghur School, and you can donate at this link:...

Join the Harvard Human Rights Working Group for a fascinating event and conversation between Rayhan Asat and Royce White. Rayhan Asat is a Harvard Law Alum and Uyghur advocate who advocates for her the freedom of her brother Ekpar Asat. She is also a Nonresident Senior Fellow at the Atlantic Council and a...

Join Rayhan Asat (Harvard Law School ‘16) in commemorating the fifth anniversary of her brother Ekpar’s unjust imprisonment by the Chinese government. Speakers include Sophie Richardson (Human Rights Watch), Thor Halvorssen (President of the Human Rights...

Join the Asian American Working Group, Widener Librarians, Writing Center staff, graduate students and thesis writers for a “how to” panel on writing a Senior Thesis. For the first half, a panel of experienced academic researchers and writers will talk about skills and strategies for how to develop, research, and write a thesis in various disciplinary and interdisciplinary fields.

The second half of our event will be an informal mixer where you can meet others interested in similar subjects, methods, and resources. The event will focus on History & Literature, Social Sciences...

Yosimar Reyes is a nationally-acclaimed poet, educator, performance artist, and speaker. Born in Guerrero, Mexico, and raised in Eastside San Jose, Reyes explores the themes of migration and sexuality in his work. The Advocate named Reyes one of "13 LGBT Latinos Changing the World" and Remezcla included Reyes on their list of "10 Up And Coming Latinx Poets You Need To Know."

Prof. Roberto Gonzales will lead the discussion, followed by a spoken word poetry performance by Reyes.

This event is organized by UndocuAllies and co-sponsored by the...

Please join us for our thesis panel showcase and end-of-the-year celebration. Tentative schedule below.

2:30 – 3:00 pm
     William Greenlaw
     Government
     Race, Religion, and Reaction: What Inspires Political Candidacy in America?

     Yesenia Jimenez
     Government
     In the Hustle Together? Sociopolitical Attitudes and Political Cooperation
     between Blacks and Latinxs in Detroit

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This event is hosted by the Asian American Studies Working Group

In November 1943, the US army invaded Tule Lake Interment Camp, imposed martial law, and incarcerated hundreds of Japanese men and boys in a stockade, “a jail within a jail,” isolated from...

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