CPL Bacon Fellow Swapan Mehra MC/MPA 2022 was working as a software developer in India when he was asked to help plan a route that would take a fiber optic cable through a...
William Monroe Trotter may not be a familiar name as W.E.B Dubois or Booker T. Washington in Black History, but he was an early leader in the movement for civil rights. "The activism of today in many ways mirrors what we saw during Trotter's time and under Trotter's leadership," said the Rev. ...
SICI Cheng Fellow Alena Vachnová, M.C./M.P.A. ’22, works at a nonprofit in Košice, Slovakia, a city 50 miles from the Ukrainian border, as an advocate for...
The Mid-Career Master in Public Administration offers professionals a chance to re-engage with a learning environment and perhaps reset priorities and goals. This spoke to ...
Many of us have been struggling to find a way to help Ukraine. Through working with a Norwegian tech entrepreneur named Fabian Falch, CPL's Julia Minson ...
You may have heard about Equal Pay Day, the date that symbolizes how far into the year women have to work to make what men made the previous year. The U.S. reached Equal Pay Day last month, but a group in Greater Boston says our pay equity day should really be more than a month later.
The second Dean’s Discussion of the semester in the series Democracy, Dialogue, and Division focused on “Difficult Conversations from the Classroom to Congress" and featured panelists Arthur Brooks, Cornell William Brooks, Archon Fung, and Julia...
On the 150th anniversary of his birth this month, Black social justice pioneer William Monroe Trotter is energizing a new generation of Harvard students to take up the mantle of his lifelong struggle for racial justice. His legacy lives on through the work of the ...
In 1901, Boston civil rights advocate William Monroe Trotter founded The Guardian newspaper, which challenged the foremost voices of the civil rights movement of the time. Now, 150 years after Trotter’s birth, the Trotter Collaborative...
