Harvard Club of Washington, DC

We all try to change our behavior, but the initial decision to change is very different from how change persists. Professor Wood, a former Radcliffe Fellow explain how we keep behavior changed long term.

The discussion will review the historic voter turnout in the presidential election, the Georgia Senate runoff results, and ways to continue to grow civic engagement and participation in the years between presidential elections. 

The People’s Holiday is NMAAHC’s annual program honoring Dr. King’s commitment to racial equality, justice, and service. The 45-minute concert of jazz and poetry will feature performances of students from The Julliard School, etc.

The Program, titled “Recital No.1: MASS”, will include the world premiere of pieces by African American composers, which were commissioned for Mr. Tines by Vocal Arts DC and celebrates both MLK Day & Black History Month.

The Harvard Alumni Association invites you to join alumni for Global Networking Night. Register to reconnect with classmates and make new connections.

Professor Nancy L. Rosenblum will explain the nature of the new conspiracism, how it is shaping American public life, and its malignant effects on the foundational institutions, the civic society as a whole, and the minds of citizens.

Join us for this gathering of members of the Class of 1981 living in the DC area.