Events
& Exhibitions

A presentation from 2022–2023 Edward, Frances, and Shirley B. Daniels Fellow Eun-Ah Kim

The repercussions of violent histories extend far beyond these events to engender repetitions that echo for generations. In this lecture, Pumla Gobodo-Madikizela will reflect on this problem and consider alternative ways of theorizing and making sense of the “transgenerational trauma” phenomenon, with the South African post-apartheid context as backdrop.

A presentation from 2022–2023 Walter Jackson Bate Fellow Caleb Gayle

A presentation from 2022–2023 Radcliffe fellow Emil' Keme

Quarantine Public Library is a repository of one-page books made by artists, free for anyone to download, print, and assemble—to keep or give away. Tracy Honn and Katie Garth will present their collaborative project and talk about its origins, reception, and outcomes, as well as their approach and collection curation.

A presentation from 2022–2023 Joy Foundation Fellow Tsitsi Dangarembga

Climate change is one of the, if not the, most significant threats facing our planet today. It affects life on Earth in countless ways—atmospheric health to wellness; natural ecosystems to small businesses; global security to neighborhood food insecurity; and international policy to individual decision-making—while exacerbating inequality. Symposium sessions will investigate global climate systems and disasters, health, climate justice, and adaptation and remediation.

Mustafa Santiago Ali will discuss opportunities to address environmental justice and the climate crisis as part of the Kim and Judy Davis Dean’s Lecture Series and Harvard Radcliffe Institute’s focus area on climate change.

A presentation from 2022–2023 Sally Starling Seaver Fellow Lisa I. Iezzoni

Join comics educator and cartoonist Dan Nott for an all-ages drawing workshop exploring visual metaphor and the unique power of combining words and pictures. Nott will provide an overview of his work and artistic process, and facilitate an activity on using basic drawing to depict complicated ideas and experiences.

A presentation from 2022–2023 Perrin Moorhead Grayson and Bruns Grayson Fellow Anand Giridharadas

A presentation from 2022–2023 Beatrice Shepherd Blane Fellow Gabrielle Calvocoressi

A presentation from 2022–2023 Joint HRI–HLS Visiting Practitioner Brittany White

Join cartoonist Cara Bean for an in-person and hands-on visual thinking and mindfulness workshop. Participants will review the basics of communicative and idea-generating drawing and develop skills needed to doodle as a form of play and problem solving.

A presentation from 2022–2023 Maury Green Fellow Ieva Jusionyte

A presentation from 2022–2023 Radcliffe Alumnae Professor Susan A. Murphy

A presentation from 2022–2023 Grass Fellow Bruno Correia

A presentation from 2022–2023 Hilles Bush Fellow Roberto Zariquiey

Harvard Radcliffe Institute will hold a major public conference to probe the complex and unpredictable ways that Roe v. Wade and its aftermath shaped the United States and the world beyond it for nearly half a century. The existential issue of abortion—and the galvanizing impact of Roe in particular—transformed the nation’s politics and public policy and its social movement energies, as well as the operations of the courtroom and the clinic.

A presentation from 2022–2023 Carl and Lily Pforzheimer Foundation Fellow Maxine Gordon

A presentation from 2022–2023 Matina S. Horner Distinguished Visiting Professor Karen Bakker

This year’s Julia S. Phelps Annual Lecture in the Arts and Humanities will feature 2022–2023 Marilyn Beaudry-Corbett Schlesinger Fellow Jennifer Finney Boylan.

A presentation from 2022–2023 William and Flora Hewlett Foundation Fellow Hong Yang

A presentation from 2022–2023 Hrdy Fellow Omar Dewachi

A presentation from 2022–2023 Helen Putnam Fellow Jingyi Jessica Li