HKS Student Public Service Collaborative

A huge thank you to our MLK volunteers in partnership with Many Helping Hands 365

Thanks to all who showed up to our SPSC Cross-School Public Service Mixer! We hope you enjoyed the food, the drinks, and (most importantly) met other service-minded students.

SPSC is recruiting for the 2018-2019 leadership team! Fill out your application today!

SPSC Leadership Team Application Application deadline: Sunday, September 9th at 11:59PM *Applications will be processed on a rolling basis *Email [email protected] with questions ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES ARE LISTED BELOW FOR EACH POSITION -All positions require approximately 2-4 hours time commitment during the semester. -The....

HKS Serves @ 121st Boston Marathon, Apr 16, RSVP by Feb 8

For the fourth year in a row, the Harvard Kennedy School New England Alumni Association and current students are organizing an HKS Boston Marathon volunteer support team. The Boston Marathon is one of the most famous athletic events in the world and draws runners from dozens of countries and all 50 states.

Take advantage of the fact you are in Boston and participate in this world-renowned event! Due to class schedules, the HKS team volunteers on the Sunday (April 16) before the marathon at either the runners’ expo or the pasta dinner.

E-mail Christina Marin at [email protected] before Feb. 8 to sign up.

[MLK Day of Service] If you are back in Cambridge, come volunteer at the 7th Annual Cambridge Day of Service to celebrate Martin Luther King Day and honor Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s legacy. Click on the link below for more information.

MLK Day of Service Jan. 16 - City of Cambridge, Massachusetts Join in for an afternoon of hands-on service projects that benefit Cambridge and Somerville residents in need. Make fleece scarves and blankets for homeless children and adults. Make Valentines for elders and veterans. Sort food, winter clothing, children’s books. Assemble toiletry kits and emergenc...

[Introducing SafeWalk!] There has recently been an increase in harassment and violence on the basis of religion, race, ethnicity, immigration status, sexual orientation, etc., around the country and within the Harvard community. We've started SafeWalk for anyone who feels unsafe or fears harassment in public places:

- We connect you to a group of people who live near you so that you can coordinate walking home together on a regular basis .
- Sometimes, no one will be available at the time you want to walk home. In that case, we arrange for volunteers to be on-call so you can contact them to walk with you.

Student Public Service Collaborative
on behalf of Morgan Elizabeth

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