JavaScript Crash Course - Master JavaScript in One Video
Master JavaScript fundamentals in one comprehensive video, covering variables, data types, operators, control flow, and functions. Perfect for beginners seeking a solid foundation in modern JavaScript.
Philosophy and the Science of Human Nature
Philosophy and the Science of Human Nature pairs central texts from Western philosophical tradition (including works by Plato, Aristotle, Epictetus, Hobbes, Kant, Mill, Rawls, and Nozick) with recent findings in cognitive science and related fields.
Introduction to Political Theory
Explore key political concepts like liberty, equality, justice, power, and democracy. Analyze various theories and ideologies, examining their implications for citizenship, governance, and contemporary issues.
How to Embody Diversity, Inclusion and Belonging - Professor Kamila Hawthorne
Explore strategies for fostering diversity, inclusion, and belonging in professional settings, with insights from Professor Kamila Hawthorne on creating fair training pathways and addressing systemic issues.
Neurodiversity is a Blessing, Not a Curse
Explore neurodiversity's positive impact and learn how embracing neurological differences can create inclusive environments where everyone thrives in this inspiring TEDx talk.
Facing Our Ugly History
A series of videos featuring various ugly incidents and policies from the history of various countries.
What Can Pathology Do to Reduce Health Inequalities?
Explore strategies for pathologists to address health inequalities, featuring insights from Dame Elizabeth Anionwu on activism, community engagement, and tackling systemic barriers in healthcare.
Gender Equity and Low Fertility in Postindustrial Societies
Exploring gender equity's impact on fertility rates in postindustrial societies through in-depth interviews across five countries, examining the incomplete gender-role revolution's effect on family formation.
It's Complicated - 375 Years of Women at Harvard
Historian Helen Lefkowitz Horowitz explores Harvard's complex 375-year relationship with women, from exclusion to gradual inclusion, highlighting the ongoing struggle for equity in higher education.
The Difficult Miracle: The Living Legacy of June Jordan
Scholars, poets, and activists explore June Jordan's multifaceted work, discussing her poetry, activism, and lasting impact on literature and social justice in this panel celebrating her legacy at Harvard's Radcliffe Institute.
Social Justice and the New Food Activism
Explores the evolution of food activism, from market-based alternatives to critiques of organic farming, community food security, and corporate involvement, highlighting limitations and new directions in the movement.
Feminisms Now - Visions of Gender Equality for the 21st Century
Rising artists, thinkers, and organizers share visions of gender equality for the 21st century, reflecting on their art and activism in service of intersecting and sometimes competing feminisms.
Stanford Seminar - Gender Disparities in Software Engineering
Explore gender disparities in software engineering with Tracy Chou, discussing progress, challenges, and actionable steps for creating a more inclusive tech industry.
Disability and COVID-19: Ethical Challenges and Inclusive Solutions
Exploring COVID-19's impact on disability communities, ethical challenges, and calls for justice. Discusses triage concerns, research gaps, and the intersection of disability with race and healthcare access.
Introduction to Black Studies - Spring 2017
Explore Black Studies through interdisciplinary lens, examining neoliberalism, history, language, and social justice. Gain insights from Noam Chomsky and student perspectives on critical issues and empowerment.
From Sit-Ins to Civil Rights - Martin Luther King Jr. and the Civil Rights Movement - Lecture 15
Explores Martin Luther King Jr.'s complex legacy beyond the "I Have a Dream" speech, examining his political battles and the broader context of the civil rights movement in 1960s America.
The Sovereign State: Hobbes' Leviathan - Introduction to Political Philosophy
Explore Hobbes' political philosophy, examining his views on sovereignty, human equality, and the social contract theory, while comparing his ideas to other influential thinkers.
Leveraging Better Allyship for Gender Equity in Academic Medicine
Explore strategies for promoting gender equity in academic medicine through effective allyship, fostering inclusive environments and advancing women's careers in healthcare leadership.
Is the American Republic on the Eve of Destruction or Renewal? - Class 3
Exploring slavery's impact on American institutions and examining the future of democracy, pluralism, and constitutional rule in the face of historical and contemporary challenges.
Why Does the Civil War and Reconstruction Have a Hold on American Historical Imagination? - Class 1
Exploring the enduring impact of the Civil War and Reconstruction on American society, examining slavery's legacy, and analyzing how this era shapes current political and social divisions.
Two Incompatible Sacred Values in American Universities - Jon Haidt, Hayek Lecture Series
Exploration of conflicting goals in American universities: truth vs. social justice. Analyzes impacts on research, learning, and campus culture. Proposes viewpoint diversity as a solution.