Upcoming Events
Honoring Haiti
Faculty, staff and students are invited to join us for a celebration of Haiti Flag Day
Tuesday, May 18
12 pm - 2 pm
Kresge Plaza (between HSPH and Gordon Hall)
Enjoy Haitian food (available for purchase) and handicrafts. Proceeds from handicraft sales will benefit the Haitian community.
Featured Performers
- Gifrants - Singer-songwriter dedicated to preserving and developing Haitian music: http://gifrants.com/
- Jean-Dany Joachim - Haitian-born poet whose work has appeared in a variety of anthologies: http://gbspa.homestead.com/JeanJoachim.html
- Jean Appolon - Haitian dance instructor who will perform with his dance ensemble
- Longwood Symphony Orchestra - Musicians from New England's medical, scientific and academic institutions who are dedicated to healing through music: http://longwoodsymphony.org/
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Past Events
Talks@Twelve: Video Available from February 11 Panel Discussion
Harvard and Haiti: A collaborative response to the January 12 earthquake
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Dr. Paul Farmer and his colleagues from Harvard Medical School, Partners In Health
and Brigham and Women’s Hospital provide an update on the situation in Haiti
since the January 12 earthquake.
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Symphonic Relief for Haiti
A global concert by the Longwood Symphony Orchestra to benefit Partners In Health
The January 31 concert aired February 7 on WSBK TV38.
A webcast is available on-demand at empowerpeace.org
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Harvard for Haiti Benefit Concert
On February 12, Harvard student artists, in collaboration with the Office for the Arts, hosted a benefit concert in Sanders Theatre. All proceeds from ticket sales went directly to Partners In Health. The concert featured over a dozen performances, including many of Harvard's vibrant dance companies and choral ensembles.
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Memorial Service
Many men and women who work and study at Harvard have lost loved ones in the earthquake. A service in support of these staff and other members of the Harvard community was held on February 11 at The Memorial Church. Colleagues, co-workers, and other members of the community were encouraged to gather and offer support.
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