Announcing the Launch of Climate@HKS

Climate@HKS is a new online resource for navigating the full range of climate-related activity across Harvard Kennedy School's research centers, degree programs, and administrative departments. To access the website, visit hks.harvard.edu/climate.

Launched in late September, Climate@HKS captures a wide range of opportunities and scholarship, illustrating the ongoing and new ways HKS is addressing climate change. This project is just getting started: Climate@HKS will continue to feature fresh content and centralize rich pools of information, ranging from details on climate-related research fellowships to original blog posts contributed by HKS community members.

Climate@HKS was developed by the Belfer Center's Environment and Natural Resources Program in partnership with the HKS Office of Communications and Public Affairs. The project has support from Dean Elmendorf and the core HKS administration, as well as cooperation from HKS faculty, staff, students, and fellows who are involved with climate initiatives on campus.

ENRP will continue to manage website content and communications for Climate@HKS, placing emphasis on maintaining current information, creating opportunities for engagement on climate issues, and amplifying community voices.

Community Contributions

Climate@HKS Blog

We are actively seeking contributors (both one-time and recurring) for the Climate@HKS Blog. Please reach out to pitch a short piece or simply to express general interest in contributing. Faculty, fellows, students, staff, and alumni are all encouraged to share your perspectives on topics in climate, environment, energy, and sustainability.

Events, programs, and groups

Interested in promoting a relevant event, study group, or other opportunity on Climate@HKS? We would love to hear from you. Send us an email with a link, description, and contact information.

Feedback and suggestions

If you have an idea for improving Climate@HKS, please don't hesitate to reach out. This project is designed to serve our community and the interested public; we value your opinion as we work toward that goal.

For all of the above categories, contact Amanda Sardonis.

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