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A snowy scene in Radcliffe Yard

Photo by Kevin Grady

Harvard Radcliffe Institute has been monitoring the coronavirus pandemic since we closed our campus to the public in March 2020. Radcliffe Institute activities will continue to be primarily virtual through the end of the 2020–2021 academic year.

Our work has continued unabated but has been reimagined to safeguard the health and well-being of our community. Join us online for public events, explore our digital exhibitions, read the latest news from the Institute, and conduct research at Radcliffe's Schlesinger Library.

COVID-19 Information and Updates Directions and Parking Accessibility

02 Mar
2021 01 Jan
1970

Art work in the figure of a man with a globe of the world for its head, carrying a tray, evoking posture of a servant.

MAKING IT MINE: Revealing/Imagining Slavery through Museum Collections

03 Mar
2021

Fellows' Presentation

Entry and Exit: How Membership in International Organizations Transforms International Cooperation

05 Mar
2021

Conferences & Symposia

The Stories We Tell and the Objects We Keep: Asian American Women and the Archives

09 Mar
2021

A sepia-toned photo of a mansion and slave quarters, in Medford, Massachusetts.

Radcliffe on the Road

Harvard & the Legacy of Slavery: Reckoning with the Past to Understand the Present

10 Mar
2021

Fellows' Presentation

Aesthetics of Memory, Narratives of Repair, and Why Remorse Matters

31 Mar
2021

Fellows' Presentation

MUTINY: poems

07 Apr
2021

Fellows' Presentation

Guns and Public Health

14 Apr
2021

Fellows' Presentation

Brine to Batteries: The Extractive Frontiers of the Global Energy Transition

28 Apr
2021

Fellows' Presentation

Prosociality in Hybrid Societies of Humans, Agents, and Robots