PBHA's Athena Program

11/05/2015

Much love to Athena's director Andrea Ortiz for asking the Harvard community to think more critically about r**e culture on campus. Please read and share!

It is time for everyone—college students, tutors, professors, feminists, and final club members—to think about what r**e culture really is and how it is not confined to the mansions along Mt. Auburn St.

10/25/2014

This Halloween...from the Athena Program, with love.

03/30/2014

Unveiling the official poster for our Spring 2014 conference on April 12, 2014! Spread the word far and wide, and encourage your friends to come! Sign up at: http://www.hcs.harvard.edu/~athena/?page_id=192

02/19/2013

Our Spring 2013 Conference: A New Genderation, will be on Saturday, April 6th! Register today! Priority deadline March 15th. http://www.hcs.harvard.edu/~athena/?page_id=192

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01/23/2013

Our first meeting of 2013 will be on February 2nd from 1-3 in the Women's Center! Can't wait to see all of you again!

09/03/2012

Mentee and mentor applications are up! Mentee application due September 10th!
http://www.hcs.harvard.edu/~athena/?page_id=106

Application for New Members Thank you for your interest in participating in the Athena Mentoring Program for the 2012-2013 school year! The first step to joining Athena is to submit an application. We will then contact you for a brief interview on the Harvard campus to meet you personally and to t...

03/03/2012

Check out the "Growing Up Gendered" Spring 2012 Conference Poster designed by Athena's design guru Allison Zhao!

Spread the word about this educational gender empowerment conference to teens in the Cambridge and Greater Boston Area>>

When? Saturday, April 21

Where? Harvard's campus SOCH (59 Shepard Street, Cambridge MA 02138)

Registration link: http://www.hcs.harvard.edu/~athena/?page_id=192

11/13/2011

The Athena Conference is coming!

When? Sunday, December 11 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Harvard's campus at the Student Organization Center at Hilles (SOCH).

What/Who? The Athena Conference is a biannual conference hosted by Harvard undergraduates and mentees in the program to promote gender awareness issues among high school teens. The conference consists of workshops, speakers, and discussion groups, all of which are entirely free! (We provide breakfast and lunch). The day touches on topics ranging from college access to gender in the media to spoken word poetry.

Our theme "Born this Way?" will explore intersections of identity. Our workshops and keynote speaker will continue the thread of this topic!

Please pass this link along for high school students you know and work with to register. (Link: http://www.hcs.harvard.edu/~athena/?page_id=192).

Check out Allison Zhao's electrifying flyer, and feel free to distribute it to teens you know. Thank you for spreading the word!

10/18/2011

ATTENTION: the magical Athena Conference is rapidly approaching, and all high school students are invited! Please spread the word about this empowering day with teens you know!

When? 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Saturday, December, 10

Where? Harvard's campus at the Student Organization Center at Hilles (SOCH)

What? The Athena Conference is a biannual conference hosted by Harvard undergraduates & program mentees to promote gender awareness issues among high school youth. Includes: breakfast & lunch, workshops, speakers, multimedia, self-defense, performances & discussion groups, all of which are free of charge!

Topics span college access, gender in the media, spoken word poetry & more! We are excited to announce that our theme will be "Born this Way?" which will explore intersections of identity.

Please sign up, high school students, & pass this link. Sharing is caring!

http://www.hcs.harvard.edu/~athena/?page_id=192

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