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Women’s Studies in Religion Program

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Harvard President Drew Faust (left) applauds the 2017 Harvard Heroes during the sixth annual awards ceremony which celebrates University staff who have shown extraordinary dedication to the University over the past academic year.

Celebrating Harvard Heroes

Faust honors University employees amid those who applaud them and their work

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DateJune 6, 2017

As part of their service to the churches, Harvard Divinity School faculty addressed laywomen on Thursday mornings, followed by tea at Jewett House. From right: Brita Stendahl, Elinor Lamont, and Anne Pusey, wife of Harvard President Nathan M. Pusey ’28. In 1973, Brita Stendahl, wife of then-Dean Krister Stendahl and a biblical scholar in her own right, reformulated the Ladies Lectures as Theological Opportunities for Women. The group incorporated lecturers from the new WSRP Research Associates and combined theological exploration with feminist consciousness-raising. Ecofeminist theologian Elizabeth Dobson Gray directed the program from 1978 until 2010. Photo courtesy of Andover-Harvard Theological Library

Harvard Divinity School examines its 200-year history

‘Faces of Divinity’ kicks off School’s bicentennial year

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DateAugust 30, 2016September 7, 2016

Women philanthropists, activists convene at HDS

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DateFebruary 28, 2012May 8, 2019