Late last month, Harker DEI director Brian Davis attended the International Peace Research Association Conference in Trinidad and Tobago.
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ABC airs “Good Morning America” segment on LGBTQ+ youth filmed at Harker
ABC’s Good Morning America aired a segment on parents learning how to support their LGBTQ+ children.
Harker Aquila: SDC organizes Student Diversity Leadership Gathering
Head over to Harker Aquila for the full coverage of the fifth annual SDLG.
Author Kyle Lukoff talks writing in Zoom appearance
Author Kyle Lukoff spoke to middle school students on a special Zoom appearance, talking about his 2021 novel, “Too Bright to See.”
Assembly covers Black history in Santa Clara County
Last week, a special middle school assembly featured author and historian Jan Batiste Adkins, who shared the history of African Americans in the Bay Area and Santa Clara County area.
East Palo Alto Councilmember Antonio López speaks at MS assembly
The middle school marked the start of National Hispanic Heritage Month by inviting East Palo Alto City Councilmember Antonio López to speak at a special morning assembly.
Diversity, Equity and Inclusion at Harker: What it Means, Where it’s Headed
This story originally appeared in the fall/winter 2021 issue of Harker Magazine. The original version of this story is published on issuu. The impact…
Student speaks at event for UN’s Commission on the Status of Women
Last week, junior Aneesha Asthana was on a panel of speakers as part of a parallel event to the United Nations’ 66th Commission on the Status of Women (CSW).
Bajaj ’20 co-authors two pieces published in medical journals
Two manuscripts co-authored by Simar Bajaj ‘20 were published in medical journals “Nature Medicine” and “The Lancet.”
Land acknowledgments extend to lower and middle school campuses
On Oct. 15, lower and middle school students viewed special presentations about the importance of acknowledging Indigenous land and the history of the Muwekma Ohlone Tribe, the direct ancestors of the Thámien Ohlone-speaking people, the original stewards of the land on which Harker’s campuses now rest.
