Join us live on Zoom for a Student Guide Tour!

Kaitlin Hao ’21 will explore and confront the history of museum practice through a critical look at three objects: a mural painting from the Mogao Caves, a Go Ge mask on loan from the Peabody Museum, and Louise Bourgeois’s sculpture Nature Study.

This free tour will take place online via Zoom. To join, click the following link: ...

Join us live on Zoom for a Student Guide Tour!

Cecilia Zhou ’22 examines how three works of art, spanning 700 years, position themselves vis-à-vis the future. She will lead an interactive discussion of the sculpture Prince Shotoku at Age Two and the paintings Mass by Franz Wilhelm Seiwert and Untitled by Kerry James Marshall.

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The 100th anniversary of women’s suffrage and the upcoming presidential election have brought voting rights to the forefront of American politics in 2020 and have prompted important questions about legacies of disenfranchisement, especially for people of color in the United States.

Inspired by the Long 19th Amendment Project, spearheaded by the Schlesinger Library at Harvard’s Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study, this program will examine works from the collections at the Harvard Art Museums and Houghton Library that...

Since we are unable to welcome you into the museums at this time, we are bringing our experts to you in a new online series, Art Study Center Seminars at Home.

Cook was recently awarded a grant from the Harvard University Committee on the Arts (HUCA) for his work exploring themes of racial justice.

In this session, curator Makeda Best will talk with Washington, D.C.–based photographer and artist Larry Cook. They will discuss Cook’s...

Fewer years in the workforce. Longer life spans. Women saving for retirement face unique challenges. You can learn what it takes to overcome these challenges.

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No matter how much or how little money you can save for retirement, it’s important that you start now and stay invested for your future. You can learn how taking smart financial
steps today may help lead you to a solid financial future after you’ve stopped working.

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You’ve worked hard to save for retirement. TIAA can help you understand how to create a plan that protects you against key retirement risks as well as helps build a diversified retirement income plan.

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Discover how to help make your money work harder by using your cash flow more effectively, developing good saving habits and better managing debt.

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How can we take care of ourselves and continue living and working in the midst of dealing with uncertainty and anxiety? As the impacts of COVID-19 continue to unfold, we are forced to adapt to significant change on a daily basis. Dealing with this level of uncertainty and change can strain our usual strategies for coping, causing increased worry and anxiety. In this group session, we will explore tools and resources for coping and learn how the EAP can be a supportive partner for moving through this extraordinary time.

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COVID-19 has altered all our lives in significant ways. Most people are unaccustomed to staying home and being away from family, friends, and coworkers for an extended amount of time. You may feel lost as to how to occupy yourself during such times of solitude and cope with the myriad of thoughts and feelings that can accompany the ongoing uncertainty. In this virtual group session, we will identify strategies for coping and provide a forum for you to ask questions or share strategies that you have found helpful. The group also provides the opportunity to reinforce that you are not alone...

We are learning now, more than ever, that we are connected to one another in inextricable ways. The focus of this group session will be on the challenges of intergrating responsibilities of work, relationships, and taking care of yourself, overlayed by the pandemic’s emotional impact on everyone. We will identify principles and tools for dealing with handling time and emotional needs of families and work in a way that does not leave you exhausted and depleted.

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We invite you to join in an interactive workshop-webinar where we will explore why a developmental approach matters when building spaces for addressing Racial Equity in schools and districts.

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By the early 1980s, a new political landscape was taking shape that would fundamentally influence American society and politics in the decades to come. That year, the long-standing effort to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment—championed by suffragist Alice Paul and introduced to Congress in 1923—ran aground, owing in significant measure to the activism of women who pioneered a new brand of conservatism. The power and organizational energies of conservative women provided one more proof that the suffragists’ notion of a universal women’s voting “bloc” was an illusion. But in the Reagan era...