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Workshops, services and classes centered on wellbeing.

Seven on-campus childcare centers serve children of faculty, staff, postdocs, students, other Harvard affiliates, and members of the community.

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.

Learn the six steps to navigate your way through a challenging conversation. 

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.

Find out how to give effective feedback in four steps.

Digital Accessibility Services (DAS) offers live instructor-led trainings for the Harvard community on topics such as content creation, development, documents, and testing. DAS has also curated a series of self-paced training courses that provide quick overviews of popular accessibility topics.  

Find out which digital accessibility training is right for you and browse digital accessibility trainings 

Responsible employees play a vital role in supporting community safety and equitable access to much needed supports for individuals impacted by sexual harassment or other sexual misconduct. 

An apology is a powerful means of reconciliation and restoring trust. However, sometimes even well-intentioned apologies can exacerbate a conflict. It may be helpful to consider what elements to include in a statement of apology to make it most effective and constructive.

The Evening Van transports faculty, staff, and students safely around campus as a supplement to our fixed-route shuttle bus system. We operate every night between 7:00 p.m. and 3:00 a.m. throughout the academic year in the Cambridge/Allston campus and within University boundaries.