Radcliffe Institute

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The Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study is dedicated to creating and sharing transformative ideas across the arts, humanities, sciences, and social sciences.

Cambridge, MA
radcliffe.harvard.edu
Joined November 2010
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    the 's Schlesinger Library houses the personal papers of William Moulton Marston, 's complex creator.

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    Annette Gordon-Reed discusses the historical memory of Thomas Jefferson.

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    I'm SO excited to be helping to host, on behalf of the , the visit of the research vessel to ! Check out the link to visit this amazing research/outreach vessel when she's moored near the . via

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    Join on September 13 for "Feminisms Now!" and explore gender equality in the 21st century through the eyes of literary and visual artists and activists:

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    Say hello to the 2018–2019 Radcliffe Institute fellows, who a short time ago were taking their official class photo—we extend a welcome to all (not only the ones tagged here)!

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  6. Sep 4

    Welcome —we hope to help you sustain that expression throughout the year!

    That "first day of school smile." Only, in this case, it's the first day of my fellowship year! Looking forward to connecting with the brilliant…
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    Art happens here. See what's on deck for 2018–2019.

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  8. Aug 30

    We have a Award winners! director & history prof Jane Kamensky has won the nonfiction award, and fellow won for fiction.

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    Aug 30

    Lots of and this fall!!!

    Join us in Boston and for talks on histories of women, gender & sexuality -- open to the public!
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    Aug 30

    Panel discussion coming up Sept 13th of feminism and gender equality

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    Aug 28

    Jane Kamensky recommends the best books on Boston via

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    Aug 30

    Bookmark: forthcoming book by our Faculty Director, Prof. and Dean "The Only Woman in the Courtroom: Constance Baker Motley and Twentieth-Century Struggles for Equality" - watch a teaser lecture & read more here:

    in 1966, Constance Baker Motley became the first African-American woman in the United States to serve as a federal judge. She was also the first African-American woman to argue a case before the U.S. Supreme Court.
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    Aug 28

    Join us in Boston and for talks on histories of women, gender & sexuality -- open to the public!

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    Aug 27

    Linh Nam ’20 connected with Fellow Hala Zreiqat, whose work could revolutionize the science of bone replacement

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    Aug 27

    Yesterday was . ’s Schlesinger Library is advancing new scholarship on American women's suffrage and the still-unrealized promise of female citizenship.

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    Aug 26

    These women’s suffrage buttons from 's collection show the likenesses of early suffragists Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Lucy Stone. Today is , which commemorates the adoption of the 19th Amendment.

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    Aug 25

    “From Boston’s very beginning, its ambition has been preposterous” The best books on Boston, a by and historian Jane Kamensky

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    Aug 24

    I'm so happy to be part of the crowd from all the way here at / . An honor to be even a small part of this work!

    "3D shape of Orion A from " by the crowd "The true extent of Orion A is not the projected ∼40 pc but ∼90 pc, making it by far the largest molecular cloud in the local neighborhood"
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    Aug 23

    Obesity: It’s More Complex than You Think | Amazing lecture by Dr. via so thankful content like this is shared over social media like 🙏🏼💪🏼💃🏼

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    Very nice. I see your new advances in medicine and raise you a social psychology perspective at .

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