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A Biography of James Baldwin talk by Robert Reid-Pharr Wednesday, November 13 3:00pm Mandela Room The Democracy Center 45 Mount Auburn Street Cambridge, MA 02138 This talk is a part of the Mahindra Humanities Center Seminar, BBQ+: Studying Black, Brown, and Queer, which discusses key debates and new...

Calling all LGBTQ+ Scientists, Postdocs, PhD Students, and Friends – Queer Holiday Mixer at Harvard Medical School Monday, December 9, 20194:00 PM – 6:00 PM Modell Center for Immunology200 Longwood Ave, Boston Join us for lots of drinks and snacks!

For 2020, the conference’s theme is No One Left Behind, which aims to explore some of the most vulnerable LGBTQ+ communities across multidisciplinary themes. With roughly 400 expected attendees, this year’s conference presents a unique opportunity to amplify critical voices and perspectives that...

We wanted to remind you about a special event tomorrow night in the hopes that you can join us. Every year, the MGH Department of Medicine welcomes back applicants to a social event that highlights the incredible MGH community and the work we do in the LGBTQ space. Each year applicants share with us...

Text ID: Logo for Harvard Medical School LGBT Office for Diversity Inclusion & Community Partnership. LGBTQ and Allies Reception. For the faculty, staff, residents, fellows, post-docs and students of HMS, HSDM, affiliated hospitals, and others of the Harvard community. September 29, 5:30–7:00 PM...

Transition to the PCE: LGBTQ+ PanelFriday, July 17 at 4:00 PM–5:00 PM ETZoom (please register to receive) Audience: LGBTQ+ students entering the PCE, but all are welcome to join For LGBTQ+ students who are entering the PCE, this panel focuses on the intersection of PCE experiences and LGBTQ+...

Hosted by the Harvard Culture Lab, the anti-racism book and film club is hosting a summer film series on new Black film and media. Join for a live film streaming with director panel discussion afterwards. Register here: https://guides.library.harvard.edu/antiracism/film

Learn to tell your story with Tre Johnson, a writer focused on race, class, and culture. Celebrate the oral tradition of telling and writing your stories. Register here.