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Every Thursday evening, a Harvard arts institution or organization will open its doors to the Harvard community and the wider public for free performances, exhibitions, lectures and other events as part of a presidential initiative that promotes access to the arts at Harvard. ArtsThursdays is a university-wide initiative sponsored by Harvard University Committee on the Arts (HUCA).

Ability Plus seeks to provide resources and uncover channels to advocacy, networking, and career development for its members. Through these efforts to bring increased visibility to this mission, Ability Plus also highlights the unique strengths and diversity within Harvard’s disability community. 

The Association of Harvard Latinx Faculty and Staff is dedicated to supporting the Latinx community at Harvard University. 

Community and Campus Life fosters full participation for all by cultivating a culture of mutual respect and belonging.

Supports events open and accessible to the entire College community and fosters a vibrant campus by advancing intercultural understanding, offering transformative educational opportunities, and supporting student growth.

A cross-school initiative designed to explore listening as a generative, creative, and relational practice. The yearlong pilot includes six immersive workshops that cultivate embodied experiences of connection and redefine what belonging can feel like on campus. This project team is the recipient of the Harvard Culture Lab Innovation Fund 2025-2026.  

“When you are deeply listening you are in an orientation of curiosity and engagement rather than judgment and control. We think that these are important skills to develop for resilient communities that can sustain critical dialogue, conflict, repair, and diversity.” – Founders, Paul Ortiz, MDiv ’26, and Lia Pikus, MTS ‘27.

Express Grants provide $200–$1,500 support to students, faculty, staff, and fellow-led initiatives that supplement campus events, projects, and programs that fuel participation.

As one of the Employee Resource Groups, the Harvard Asian Pacific Islander Desi Association of Faculty and Staff (HAPIDA) was established to promote awareness and provide support for Asian, Asian American, and Pacific Islander faculty and staff.

An innovation fund that awards competitive grants of up to $15,000 for teams to pilot and scale ideas that advance a culture of mutual respect and full participation at Harvard.

The Harvard Jewish and Israeli Staff and Faculty Association (JISFA) is dedicated to providing a supportive and safe space for members to build community and cultivate relationships across campus, explore Jewish and Israeli identities and interests, and engage in dialogue about issues related to our multifaceted experiences.