Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Stories

New graphic novel explores why there are so few women and people of color in computer science.

Tanya Wright left Hollywood for a year of Ivy

With his research, doctoral marshal Mark Chin, Ph.D.'22, aims to develop more equitable schools and policies.

Recent alum heads up DEI in a historic Boston administration.

How to develop a new form of dialogue for our homes, schools, and communities that acknowledges divides while finding productive ways to cross them.

A discussion exploring the power of personal narrative and personal identity as a tool for teaching and understanding history.

Dexter Moore Jr., Ed.L.D. '22, returned to his hometown of Oakland, California to lead the school district's pioneering Reparations for Black Student Resolution — a culmination of community organizing.

Newly developed case studies and a film discussion guide will help Harvard and other institutions to confront the legacy of slavery in their own communities.

Stewart Kwoh talks about the need for Asian American history in the curriculum, how this can be done, and the challenges to making it a reality in education.

In its 20th year, the Alumni of Color Conference will honor historic movements in education as we prepare for a more equitable future.