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The Sacred, Out of Context

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The Unseen Inequity of Cognitive Labor

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In the foreground, a rough square slab resembling stone. It's slick with water, which pools in its nooks and crannies.

The Sacred, Out of Context

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The Prison as Petri Dish

How Roe Got to Be Roe Jenny Gotwals, Johanna-Maria Fraenkel Curator for Gender and Society, Schlesinger Library / Harvard Gazette
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News from the Schlesinger Library | Winter 2022

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Radcliffe Magazine | Fall 2021

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Radcliffe Magazine | Spring 2021

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Radcliffe Magazine | Fall 2020

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How Roe Got to Be Roe

A woman in a kitchen holds a sword in her right hand and a whole chicken in her left.

Becoming Julia Child

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A Funny Thing Happened in Comedy

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A Vision of Universal, though Not Integrated, Sisterhood

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Surprised by Corporate Reaction against Russia?

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Mira Nair Comes Full Circle with Donation of Archive

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Was Facebook the Original Social Network? Not by a Long Shot

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Charting the Path of a “Civil Rights Queen”

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Finding Modern Issues in Study of Ancient World

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If We Could Talk to the Animals … Whales, Specifically

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Creating Art from Radcliffe Archives

Lauren Groff smiles during her Radcliffe Fellow's Presentation

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When the US Healthcare System Met the Comic Book

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Exit Wounds: American Guns, Mexican Lives, and the Vicious Circle of Violence

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Hurricanes and Breezes: Visualizing Climate Change

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Fellows' Presentation

Algorithms for Personalizing Digital Interventions

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Exploring the Landscape of Functional Proteins by Computational Design

25 Jan
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Portrait of Roberto Zariquiey

Fellows' Presentation

Dying Grammars? The Challenges of Writing a Grammar of an Obsolescing Language and Their Consequences for Linguistic Theory

26 Jan
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Conferences & Symposia

The Age of Roe: Voices from the Front Lines

27 Jan
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Age of Roe Conference graphic by MR

Conferences & Symposia

Conference: The Age of Roe: The Past, Present, and Future of Abortion in America

31 Jan
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Rama S. Mehta Lecture by Elisa Loncón Antileo

01 Feb
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Portrait of Maxine Gordon

Fellows' Presentation

Quartette: Stories from the Lives of Four Women Jazz Musicians—Maxine Sullivan, Velma Middleton, Melba Liston, and Shirley Scott

08 Feb
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Portrait of Karen Bakker

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A Digital Green New Deal: Wiring Gaia in the Anthropocene

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Shifting the Narrative on “Dying” Languages

An unfinished, dirt-floored basement with cardboard boxes and several ladders scattered about. At the center, a curved brick structure that contains a tomb.

Here Lies Darby Vassall

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Harvard Appoints Richard Cellini to Lead Legacy of Slavery Remembrance Program

Tracy K. Smith sits smiling atop a conference table, legs crossed.

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Ageism’s Toll in the Age of COVID

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In the foreground, a rough square slab resembling stone. It's slick with water, which pools in its nooks and crannies.

The Sacred, Out of Context

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A geometric painting by Judith Seligson

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Dsc3158 Medalist Conversation Minow Ifill Tony Rinaldo

Radcliffe Day 2022 in Photos

Allison Daminger outdoors

The Unseen Inequity of Cognitive Labor

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