Peer-to-Peer Leadership Programs

The peer-to-peer model empowers students to collaborate, make meaningful connections, and develop leadership within their communities. 
 

The peer-to-peer model is one way staff within Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion advance the work of fostering inclusion and belonging at Harvard College. We believe this peer-to-peer model empowers our student interns by offering them professional development skills, opportunities for cross collaboration, and meaningful connections among their community of peers. The benefit for our larger student community is to have the opportunity to engage in critical discussions, and meaningful connections with their peers.

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QuInterns

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Our undergraduate interns (QuInterns) are current Harvard undergraduates who are passionate about issues related to gender and sexuality. As members of the Office of BGLTQ Student Life team, QuInterns are ambassadors for the Office, both ensuring that students have accurate and timely information about the Office’s programs and services, and communicating the needs of the BGLTQ student community back to the Office. QuInterns develop, implement, and evaluate events, resources, and initiatives related to Campus Education, Programming, and Communications.

Learn about the QuInterns   Have Qoffee with a QuIntern

Harvard Foundation

Harvard Foundation interns

Through the Harvard Foundation, you can become an intern or associate to act as peers educated in racial sensitivity and awareness specifically in House/Dorm settings, in conjunction with the Race Relations Advising provided by the House/Yard.

Get involved with the Foundation  Student org grants

Women's Center

Women's Center team

From our Frosh Rep Program and the Women of Color Collective to Gender 101 workshops and weekly Let's Talk events and more, the Harvard College Women's Center offers a variety of programs for students to engage in women’s and gender issues at Harvard College and beyond. Do you have an idea for a program, event, or service you would like to see on campus? The Women's Center would be happy to work with you through our Ann Radcliffe Trust/Women's Center Community Fund (ART/WCCF) or as a collaborative effort during Women's Week. We invite you to drop by our office in Canaday basement to learn about more opportunities over a mug of tea or coffee!

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