Monroe C. Gutman Library Gallery

At the gallery until December 21st: It's All in Your Perspective, the works of Barbara Newman, Spencer McEwen, and Rob Linnaeus

Some photos from Sandra Lerner's Creative Flux Reception and Artist Talk

On display from 4/3/17-4/20/17 in the Gutman Library basement:
Asian Heritage Month: Asians in Resistance, an exhibit by PACE (Pan Asian Coalition for Education)
MORE EVENTS:
 April 5--conversation titled, “Is Yellow Black or White,” using the premise of the Asian character in “Get Out”

 April 14--screening “Golden Golden” a movie about the lives of two gender non-conforming Asian people followed by a Q&A with producer Erica Cho.

 April 15--co-sponsoring the annual “Let’s Talk!” Conference that aims to promote the well-being and success of Asian and Asian Americans.

 April 19--presenting data on the educational opportunity gap facing Asian Americans, especially Southeast Asians. This conversation will lead to a greater discussion on the “Model Minority Myth.”

 April 20--dinner with Asian faculty and staff at the Harvard Graduate School of Education.To create informal mentorship ties between students and staff/faculty, by seeing Asians in higher leadership positions.

Currently on display in the main gallery space at Gutman until 2/28/17:
Moments from the Women’s March 1/21/17:
Many in the HGSE community joined concerned citizens of all ages for the Women’s March on Washington and other “sister” marches around the country. We raised our voices in solidarity to support the protection of our rights, our safety, our health, our families, and our planet, recognizing that our vibrant and diverse communities are the strength of our country. These photographs depict some of what we saw and experienced -- inspiring signs and enthusiastic crowds that served as motivation to bring positive change to the world. This challenging yet vital work begins now.