Events
Black Mental Health Experiences: Storytelling & Music
The Longwood Campus Black Staff Caucus, the MIND Project, and Countway Library proudly present Black Mental Health Experiences: Storytelling & Music.
This event aims to raise awareness and foster dialogue about the mental health experiences of Black individuals through storytelling and music. The evening will begin with a reception followed by the stories of Harvard Black staff and affiliates. Live music will be performed by Me2/ Classical Music for Mental Health and offer pet therapy through Countway Cuddles.
This hybrid event is free open to everyone; registration is required. Refreshments will be served onsite.
Live musical performance provided by Me2/Orchestra, the world’s only classical music organization created for individuals with mental illnesses and the people who support them.
Click here to Register: https://libcal.countway.harvard.edu/event/10590418
ON DISPLAY HARVARD 2022
Presented by Harvard Dance Center in partnership with:
Cambridge Common Voices (CCV), design,able, Domain Mediums of the Master in Design Studies (MDes) at GSD, Harvard Undergraduate Disability Justice Club, Heidi Latsky Dance, Memorial Hall, The MiND Project, and (snobs._).
Podcast series on “Mental health in medical training and graduate education”; Episode 4
In collaboration with ThinkResearch
Podcast series on “Mental health in medical training and graduate education”; Episode 3
In collaboration with ThinkResearch
Podcast series on “Mental health in medical training and graduate education”; Episode 2
in collaboration with ThinkResearch
Podcast series on “Mental health in medical training and graduate education”; Episode 1
Guests: Isabel Castanho (TMP) and Heather Ward
In collaboration with ThinkResearch
Introduction to Imaging for Researchers: Mechanisms & Methods
Course Goals
Learn about a range of imaging modalities commonly used in clinical and translational research.
Understand how to evaluate whether or how well an imaging modality can be used in a given research study.
Grand Meeting
The Grand Meeting is a meeting for all the TMP community. All individuals at the postdoctoral level at Harvard and its affiliates are invited to join.
Grand Meeting agenda:
-Harvard Brain Science Initiative Introduction (~5 mins)
-The MIND Project Introduction (~5 mins)
-Team introductions (~30 mins)
-Breakout rooms (~30 mins)
Launch Week
During launch week, all the TMP community will be informed about the different channels for interaction. Each day the organizers will post a description about a different set of available channels and how to use them.