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Social Change Takes Center Stage at 2020 Summer of HOPE
The meaning of justice in health care, the environment, and race relations has been at the center of the national conversation the past several months. These issues informed and animated the Summer of HOPE program at the Radcliffe Institute.
Where the Wild Things Are—Now That Humans Are Locked Down
Crowd-sourcing the Story of a People
Radcliffe Professor Tiya Miles discusses why she believes a better understanding of the past is as likely to be found in a formal archive, a national park, or a conversation with an elderly relative as it is in the classroom.
Defining a Centennial

Panel discusses what happened in the years before Black women actually got the vote.
How Caffeine Changed the World
The Long March for Suffrage
At Summer of HOPE, Empowerment Not Punishment
Grey Johnson ’22 is a Harvard College student studying linguistics with a secondary in translation studies. This summer, they are serving as a co-facilitator for the Summer of HOPE program, which hosts Boston Public School students for justice-focused workshops at seven Boston-area higher education institutions, including the Radcliffe Institute. In addition to reimagining the Radcliffe week of the program for its virtual format this summer, Johnson is a Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellow researching Black language and creole ontologies.