Welcoming Refugees guidebook offers newcomers information, broadens student creators’ worldview Khin Oo was born in a refugee camp on the border of Thailand and Myanmar as a stateless person 20 years ago. The philosophy concentrator, who will be a sophomore this fall and now calls the U.S. home, is always eager to help those who…Continue Reading Road map for immigrants in new land
Commonwealth Project students collaborate on community-led justice, cultural initiatives, research in region with longstanding economic, racial woes Some of Saul Glist’s most meaningful time while a Harvard student has been spent in St. Louis, where he has worked with community leaders and programs over the past three summers. After falling in love with the city…Continue Reading Powerful summers in St. Louis
Dr. María Luisa Parra is a Senior Preceptor in Romance Languages and Literatures and teaches MPES engaged scholarship courses including “Spanish 59: Spanish and the Community” and “Spanish 59H: Spanish for Latino Students II: Connecting with Communities,” in which students work directly with Latinx communities and organizations in the Boston area. She was voted one…Continue Reading Faculty Spotlight: María Luisa Parra
