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The Memorial Church of Harvard University is a space of grace in the center of the Yard, rooted in the good news of Jesus Christ. Affectionately known as “MemChurch,” it pursues partnerships within and beyond Harvard, empowering community members to serve the world as well-informed, compassionate, moral citizens.

Harvard Neighbors is a campus organization for active and retired Harvard staff and faculty, visiting scholars and researchers, postdoctoral fellows and program fellows, and their spouses or partners at Harvard University, who attend and/or lead various interest groups and events.

The Harvard Office for Sustainability works to protect the climate and environment and promote the wellbeing of people at Harvard and beyond.

The Ombuds team provides highly interactive trainings with custom-designed exercises, case studies and presentations. Topics include Negotiation Skills, Managing Conflicts Effectively, How to Have a Difficult Conversation and Best Practices for Authorship. Other topics are available upon request. 

The Ombuds team provides highly interactive trainings with custom-designed exercises, case studies and presentations. Topics include Negotiation Skills, Managing Conflicts Effectively, How to Have a Difficult Conversation and Best Practices for Authorship. Other topics are available upon request. 

The Harvard Ombuds Office is a confidential resource available to anyone from Harvard’s community. A discussion with an Ombuds can help a visitor voice concerns, clarify goals and consider options so that they can make their own best decisions about next steps.

The Harvard Representation Initiative offers pro-bono legal immigration consultation and representation, inclusive of social work support, to members of the Harvard community who are undocumented, DACAmented, or non-U.S. citizens who are concerned about their immigration status.

The Harvard Student Parents and Caregiver Network (HSPCN) works to engage Harvard community members and affiliates from across all schools of the University to support Harvard student parents and caregivers.   

Providing safe and reliable transportation options for the University community!

The Harvard University Crimson Folder is designed to help you prepare to support students by learning how to recognize signs of distress, respond to a student’s needs with attentiveness and empathy, refer the student to others who may be best equipped to help, and by becoming familiar with resources.