Harvard Powwow

Harvard Powwow

Every year, Harvard University students and staff host an annual powwow on campus. Our powwow is free and open to the public.

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Planning for powwow is led by a committee of HUNAP students from Harvard College and Harvard graduate schools. The singers, artists, and dancers that join us are from all over — the Harvard community, the greater Boston area, and from tribes across the U.S. and Canada. 

To ensure a successful powwow each year, our students complement funding provided by the University with outside funding and in-kind donations from generous organizations, local businesses and individuals. Please contact hunap@harvard.edu to inquire about in-kind donations. 

Fun Fact: The first recurring Harvard powwow started in 1995. To learn more about last year's powwow, you can watch the following video. 

Harvard University Native American Program with Turtle and Veritas Shield