Harvard Club of Washington, DC

Richard Hyde, HKS 1992, presents Washington's monuments in the context of American history and the contemporary political situation, both national and international.  We will then look at the Lincoln, Vietnam and Korean Memorials and more!

Learn how to effectively broach the topic of race in conversations with friends; listen to our friends and respectfully ask questions relating to their life experiences; and use these conversations to continue to grow as individuals.

A virtual panel discussion with distinguished alumnae about the 2020 Election. This program will be moderated by HCW Board Member Kevin Corke MPA '04, White House Correspondent for Fox News Channel in Washington, D.C

Sunny Levitt is a well respected Executive Leadership and Career Coach.

Panelists are experts from media, academia & community organizing: Arelis Hernandez (Wash. Post ); Michelle Tremillo (Exec. Dir. Texas Organizing Project); Trinidad Gonzales (Co-founder Refusing to Forget) & Dr. Cecilia Balli (Texas Organizing Project).

The Harvard Club is supporting residents at Stoddard Baptist Nursing Home by sending letters, cards, and/or scheduling calls with seniors who are in need of uplifting messages and meaningful social connections during the pandemic.

Mr. Frank Milwee has been inspiring Washingtonians to start their own unique collections for more than 20 years.

Join fellow alumni and community guests for a discussion on indigenous slavery at Harvard and in New England.

Nazar Farsakh, our guide, is the Chair of the Board of the Museum and a Lecturer at the Elliott School of International Affairs at George Washington University.

Join the Harvard Club of Washington DC at the Capital Area Food Bank in addressing food insecurity packing food for community members who need support during the COVID-19 pandemic.