Harvard Teacher Fellows is a transformative initiative at the Harvard Graduate School of Education, designed to equip aspiring educators with the essential skills required for today’s classrooms.Launched in 2015, this teacher training program has become increasingly notable, especially for its ability to adapt during unprecedented times like the COVID-19 pandemic.
Harvard SPARK Program: Empowering First-Year Students
The Harvard SPARK program offers first-year students an incredible opportunity to engage in meaningful community service projects, allowing them to make a difference even before they set foot on campus.This innovative initiative, rooted in the College’s commitment to social responsibility, empowers participants to design and implement their own projects, dedicating 100 hours over six weeks to improve the lives of others in their hometowns.
Global Day of Service: Empowering Students and Alums
On August 30, 2021, the Global Day of Service united nearly 1,400 students and alumni in a collaborative effort to enhance community engagement and make a meaningful impact.This remarkable event, which has grown significantly in size and scope, transformed from a simple orientation service project into a dynamic day filled with student volunteer projects spanning various communities, including Harvard Square.
Winter Market: Unique Artisanal Gifts for Everyone
The Online Winter Market is your go-to destination this holiday season for unique artisanal gifts that delight even the toughest recipients on your shopping list.Featuring the creations of 41 talented local artisans, this virtual market showcases a delightful array of handmade products, from exquisite jewelry to charming toys and delectable treats.
Commonwealth Project St. Louis: A Summer of Impact
The Commonwealth Project St.Louis exemplifies the power of community-led justice and activism in addressing racial economic issues within the city.
Harvard Summer Explorations: Engaging Learning for Kids
Harvard Summer Explorations offers an exciting opportunity for young learners in the Allston-Brighton area to engage in dynamic summer programs that blend education with hands-on learning experiences.This unique program, facilitated by the Harvard Ed Portal, targets students in grades 2-8, immersing them in a variety of courses that enhance their understanding of science and arts.
Boston Fellowship: Insights from Emily Romero Gonzalez
The Boston Fellowship is a unique opportunity for recent Harvard graduates to immerse themselves in public service by working directly with the Boston mayor’s office.Designed to foster community engagement, this fellowship empowers individuals like Emily Romero Gonzalez to address pressing local issues, including immigrant support services and housing crises.
Pakistan Flood Relief Fundraising Efforts by Harvard Students
Pakistan flood relief fundraising has emerged as a crucial initiative, rallying support to help millions affected by the devastating floods in the region.With over $32,000 raised by dedicated students, this effort embodies not only financial assistance but also a powerful call for climate change awareness.
STEM Education Event Inspires Young Minds on Pi Day
The STEM education event, Full STEAM Ahead, recently took place at the Science and Engineering Complex in Allston, where students from Boston Public Schools engaged in exciting hands-on STEM activities on Pi Day.This inspiring gathering united young minds eager to explore the realms of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics, setting the stage for future innovators.
Fix-it Clinic: Empowering Community Through Repairs
Fix-it Clinic is an innovative initiative hosted by Harvard’s Cabot Science Library, aiming to cultivate a vibrant repair culture within the community.These engaging workshops empower individuals to breathe new life into their beloved but damaged items—from computers to clothing—through hands-on guidance from knowledgeable volunteer coaches.