Audience: Native Health Pratictioners and Students HUNAP Faculty Chair, Professor Joseph P. Gone, and Harvard Medical Student, Victor Lopez-Carmen, will be part of an online symposium sponsored by the North American Indian Center of Boston. The event...
Dear Students, Welcome to the Fall 2020 semester! This academic year marks the 50 th anniversary of HUNAP. In the Fall of 1970, eleven Native American students began their courses at the Harvard Graduate School of Education as part of the newly created...
To best plan for the fall, and spring, HUNAP is interested in gathering basic information from Harvard students about their plans for the fall 2020 semester. Please take this quick survey (three questions) to let us know what you're doing. Harvard...
Insights from Congressional & Tribal Leaders: Coronavirus Relief for American Indian Tribal Governments Thursday, September 17, 2020 12:00 pm EDT Virtual Event Registration Required The Harvard Kennedy School’s Ash Center and the Harvard Project on...
Native Cultures of the America's with Sara Rivett, English and American Studies Professor at Princeton University. Rivett is the author of The Science of the Soul in Colonial New England (2011) and Unscripted America: Indigenous Languages and the Origins...
The lectures pair Harvard professors with celebrated food experts and renowned chefs to showcase the science behind different culinary techniques. The series, organized by Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) is based...
The Committee on Ethnicity, Migration, Rights hosts this monthly series of informal conversations with faculty from Harvard and beyond to consider the methodological contributions that ethnic and indigenous studies make across the academic disciplines...
Gabriella Herrera (Chicana/Tarahumara) is a fourth year medical student at Harvard Medical School from Tracy, California. She has a strong interest and background in the care of and health outcomes for Latinx and Native American populations. Her current...
A Harvard Nation Building Class Project: The New Mexico Indian Affairs Department announced Friday their partnership with Harvard University to conduct research on both behavioral health and sacred sites issues impacting New Mexico’s Nations, Tribes, and...
The Harvard Project on American Indian Economic Development hosted a panel featuring tribal leaders, and members of Congress, and discussed the unique challenges Indian Country is facing as it responds to COVID. LINK
Harvard University alumna Bijibaa Garrison (Diné) featured in: Who'll Stop the Rain? The outsized toll COVID-19 has taken on people of color reflects insidious effects of structural inequity. LINK
Davíd Carrasco is a Mexican American historian of religions with particular interest in native Mesoamerican cities as symbols, and the ways Mexican-Americans draw on indigenous histories and myths to survive and thrive in the “borderlands” of culture...