The Committee on the Concerns of Women at Harvard (CCW) is a University-wide group, open to all faculty and staff. We strive to improve the professional and academic experiences of women at Harvard and provide opportunities to learn and network on campus through an annual calendar of events. We also provide leadership opportunities through service on our Executive Committee. You do not have to be a member to attend our events. You may subscribe to the CCW Newsletter here.
Our mission is to improve professional and academic experiences for all women at Harvard while celebrating their successes big and small. Women make up a large and important constituency of the University, and the Committee will work to identify women’s concerns within the workplace and address them through education, dialogue, community, and collective action.
Our goals are to:
Please read our Charter for more information about the mission and vision of CCW.
November: Fall Kickoff Luncheon
November 21, 2019 12pm - 1:30pm | HGSE, Gutman Library Basement | Register here
December: Lunchtime Conversation
December 18, 2019 12pm - 1:30pm | Registration FULL
January: Lunchtime Conversation
January 20, 2020 12:30pm - 2pm | Lamont Library | Registration FULL
February: CCW Book Club
February 11, 2020 12pm - 1:30pm | Cambridge & Longwood campuses | Registration FULL
April: Lunchtime Conversation
April 30, 2020 12pm - 1pm | Zoom (Registrants get a link) | Register here
May: Year-end Session
TBD | TBD | Register here
Chair - Surabhi Chatterjee (HHR), Colleen Silva-Hayden (LASPAU)
Communication - Katherine Connors (AA&D), Melissa Godet (HILT), Karina Grazina (HBS), Angela Alberti (HMS), Laura Godwin (HGSE)
Operations - Colleen Yout (HGHI), Rachelle Walsh (HKS), Courtney Howard (SPH)
Outreach - Anna Sangalang (AA&D), Kristen Rae (HBS), Maggie Gates (FAS), Akiesha Ortiz (HKS)
Do you know a Harvard staff or faculty member who is a champion for women? We are profiling women and allies at Harvard who are changemakers for women.
If you know someone who should be recognized for their work to support women's inclusion and belonging, nominate them to be profiled in our newsletter!
