Student-Led Event

City as Commons explores how Latin American cities can be reimagined as shared spaces of inclusion, collective governance, and belonging. The event will feature María Migliore, former Minister of Housing and Human Development of Buenos Aires, reflecting...

Join us on Friday, April 24th, 2026, from 12:00pm to 1:30pm for a Fireside Chat with Claudia Mendoza, founder of Mami Chula Social Club. The conversation will be moderated by Ashley Rodriguez Lantigua, Graduate Co-coordinator for the LatinX Working Group...

Beyond Oil: Education for Growth, Inclusion, and Human Flourishing in Venezuela is a conference that will highlight education as a driving force for Venezuela’s growth, democracy, and the return of migrants. Bringing together students, researchers...

An informal critical inquiry into Octavio Paz’s work from the perspective of three different areas of study: religion, ecological studies, and human rights. Refreshments will be provided. Speakers: Alfredo Garcia Garza, PhD Candidate in the Committee on...

Register to attend this event here. The Harvard Law School Brazilian Studies Association is thrilled to invite you to the V Brazil Legal Symposium at Harvard Law School, scheduled for April 13 and 14, with a kickoff event on April 5. Renowned...

This event is in English. Join us for the LAPA Dialogues event on Wednesday, April 10th, at 5 p.m. in the Malkin Penthouse. This flagship event, organized by the Latin America Policy Association (LAPA), aims to unite the HKS Latin American community to...

Register to attend here. The largest conference about Brazil organized by Brazilian Students, researchers, and professors. The mission is to create a diverse space for debate, the development of ideas about the future of Brazil, and the promotion of...

Register to attend here. The largest conference about Brazil organized by Brazilian Students, researchers, and professors. The mission is to create a diverse space for debate, the development of ideas about the future of Brazil, and the promotion of...

Democracy is not a singular thing; it is an enterprise comprised of many simultaneous methods of expression, resistance, regulation, and recognition. In other words, it is always a work in progress. Amidst political instability and tidal sways of...

This roundtable focuses on illuminating the experiences of diasporic Indigenous Latine communities in the United States - such as the Indigenous Kichwa people of Ecuador - whose representation is often overlooked in discussions about Latine communities in...