Harvard Summer Explorations offers an exciting opportunity for local students to dive deep into learning during the school break.This unique program, hosted by the Harvard Ed Portal, invites young learners from grades 2-8 to engage in hands-on activities, making education both enjoyable and impactful.
The Boston City Fellowship is a transformative initiative designed for recent graduates to engage with the local community through meaningful public service.This prestigious fellowship, part of the Harvard Presidential Fellowship program, enables emerging leaders to work directly within the Boston mayor’s office, tackling pressing issues such as housing crises and inflation in Boston.
In the wake of the devastating floods that have submerged vast regions of Pakistan, the urgent need for comprehensive Pakistan flood relief fundraising has become more evident than ever.Students from Harvard University have rallied together to raise over $32,000 in disaster aid, utilizing both fundraising efforts and climate change awareness to mobilize support.
Fix-it Clinic is an innovative initiative hosted by Harvard University’s libraries that promotes community repair through hands-on workshops.These engaging repair workshops invite students, staff, and local residents to bring their broken items, from faulty electronics to torn clothing, for repair alongside volunteer coaches.
Harvard Active Learning Labs offers high school students an unparalleled opportunity to immerse themselves in the world of science and engineering.With a focus on hands-on learning, the lab programs empower young learners to explore complex topics like CRISPR gene editing and environmental challenges.
The Harvard Allston Enterprise Research Campus (ERC) marks a transformative moment for Boston’s Allston neighborhood, being a pioneering nine-acre mixed-use development that promises to blend innovation with community engagement.This ambitious project, celebrated in a recent groundbreaking ceremony, is set to redefine collaborative spaces by incorporating a mix of laboratory buildings, a residential apartment complex, and a public outdoor area.
The city has officially approved a groundbreaking project that will serve as the new home for A.R.T.in Allston, marking a significant step in the evolution of Boston’s arts scene.
The Harvard Public Service Fellowships provide a unique opportunity for students to engage deeply with community service programs, fostering a commitment to public good that resonates throughout their careers.Established in 2011, these fellowships are a vital part of Harvard University initiatives aimed at encouraging students to explore the intersections of education and public health.
The Harvard Allston Partnership Fund (HAPF) stands out as a beacon of support for the Allston-Brighton community, committing significant resources to local nonprofits through its grants program.In a recent ceremony, HAPF awarded $200,000 to 26 Boston nonprofits, enhancing community development and providing crucial funding for various initiatives.
The recent formation of the Renewable Energy Collaboration marks a pivotal moment in the integration of sustainable practices among major institutions like Harvard, MIT, and Mass General.This innovative alliance aims to harness the collective purchasing power of higher education, healthcare, and cultural organizations to drive down the costs of renewable energy projects.