Public Syllabus
This public syllabus, curated by Harvard students in the class ‘Care in Critical Times’ was created to provide access to knowledge and resources on the various topics that students studied. Students engaged in “community care projects” which required them to participate in community interventions and interview community members on the topics of care and COVID-19. The syllabus is divided into the various topics that students explored. The goal of the public syllabus, as explained by the students in this class, is to “serve communities beyond that of social anthropologists. We hope that this reimagining and redefining of care within our public syllabus and in our community care projects will inspire others, from all fields, to incorporate care into what they practice in their daily lives, as well as their relationships with others.” Other students described the syllabus’s audience to be “anyone who aims to live a life of thoughtful service.”
Section 1: Education
Samantha Sarafin, Olivia Owens
Section 3: Mentorship
Meherina Khan, Eden Fesseha
Section 5: Art
Devon Gates, Adrian Hackney
Section 7: Historical Revisionism
Chiamaka Obilo
Section 2: Food Insecurity
Nhu Dang
Section 4: Intimate Partner Violence
Nidhi Patel
Section 6: Caregiving
Daniela Liera, Dana Vigue
Section 8: Student Mutual Aid Networks
Uzo Ngwu