22 – 25 Apr

Secure and Sustainable Electronics Recycling Collection (find specific times/dates here)

ALL DAY

Safely recycle your personal and University electronics for free Bring your personal or Harvard University devices that are no longer in use and in need of safe, secure recycling to one of the events happening across campus. As part of Harvard's commitment to responsibly disposing of electronic...

22 Apr

FixIt Event - bring your broken items!

11 am–2 pm

Building resilient communities through conveying basic troubleshooting skills and celebrating repair, Fixit Clinics are do-it-together hands-on fix-n-learn community-based exploration and discovery workshops staffed by volunteer Fixit Coaches who generously share their time, tools and expertise to...

22 Apr

Harvard Celebrates Earth Day

12–2 pm

Celebrate Earth Day at Harvard’s Sustainability Fair in two locations: At the Smith Campus Center (Harvard Commons) , explore how the University and our community partners can help green your scene while enjoying activities such as games, live music, samplings, student group exhibits, and...

22 Apr

Stepping Up: Business In The Era Of Climate Change Part 3 (Climate Politics And Business)

6:30–8 pm

PURCHASE TICKETS HERE. Business is the main source of the greenhouse gases that are causing the Earth’s climate to change. Business is also the main source of new products, services and business models that may save us from wholesale climate calamity. This 5-part series, featuring leading...

23 Apr

Special film screening and Q&A: Lobster War: The Fight Over the World’s Richest Fishing Grounds

6–8:30 pm

Presented by HARVARD MUSEUMS OF SCIENCE & CULTURE Film Screening (unrated, 74 min.) Free and Open to the Public Lobster War is an award-winning documentary film about a conflict between the United States and Canada over waters that both countries have claimed since the end of the Revolutionary...

4 May

Poetry of Nature | Nature of Poerty (Arts First event)

1–2:30 pm

Through poetry of nature, we can appreciate the resilient nature of the Earth. Through the nature of poetry, we can grasp the existential meaning of sharing this dynamic, life-giving planet. Elisa New (PBS's Poetry in America ), in collaboration with the Harvard Office for Sustainability and the...

7 May

Stepping Up: Business In The Era of Climate Change Part 4 (The Road Map Of The Future: Transportation)

6:30–8 pm

PURCHASE TICKETS HERE. Business is the main source of the greenhouse gases that are causing the Earth’s climate to change. Business is also the main source of new products, services and business models that may save us from wholesale climate calamity. This 5-part series, featuring leading...

17 May

FreeCycle

11 am–2 pm

Bring your unwanted household goods, office supplies and equipment to 124 Mt Auburn lobby and take away what you need! Also bring kitchen supplies including pots & pans, silverware, plates, crockery, glassware, books, CD’s, clothing, toys, unopened cosmetics, nonperishable food, linens,...

4 Jun

Stepping Up: Business In The Era Of Climate Change Part 5 (Energy Transitions)

6:30–8 pm

PURCHASE TICKETS HERE. Business is the main source of the greenhouse gases that are causing the Earth’s climate to change. Business is also the main source of new products, services and business models that may save us from wholesale climate calamity. This 5-part series, featuring leading...

4 – 6 Sep

Planetary Health Annual Meeting

8 am–5 pm

Stanford University will host the third Planetary Health Annual Meeting on September 4-6, 2019. The conference's overarching objective is to catalyze efforts towards resolving the great planetary health crises of our time. We aim to: Strengthen the scientific case for planetary health framing;...