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Harvard African Law Association

African Prisons: From Punishment to Rehabilitation, and What the World can Learn from It

Fashion from Us to Us: Moving Forward with the Prints of Africa

Women’s Economic Empowerment Through Entrepreneurship

Harvard African Student Association

Colonizing African Values: LGBTI Africa in the Face of Growing American Fundamentalism

Harvard Education Initiative 

Education in Areas of Protracted Conflict

Servicing Community Needs: Education for Africans

Harvard Graduate School of Design  (Africa GSD) 

From Help to Self-Help: Social Engagement through Architecture

Critical Links in Urban Development

Harvard Kennedy School Africa Caucas

Clean Energy in Africa

Public-Private Partnerships

The “Missing Middle”: SME Financing and Capacity-Development

HSPH Africa Health Student Forum and HMS Africa Health and Advocacy Group

Cellphone and IT Use in Healthcare

Mental Health in Africa

Building Sustainable Health Systems: Moving Beyond Disease-Based Aid

 

 

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About The Event

The African student organizations of Harvard University are excited to have you attend this year’s Development Conference, entitled “Visible Change in Africa: One Innovation at a Time.” This year, the discussions will be centered on highlighting innovative practical projects and development programs that have been established in various African nations and the visible impact generated from such endeavors.

FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 2013
John F. Kennedy Forum, 79 JFK St.
–Keynote Address: His Excellency Macky Sall, President of Senegal

SATURDAY, MARCH 9, 2013
Sheraton Commander Hotel
–Morning Address: Antoinette Sayeh, Director of the Africa Department of the International Monetary Fund and former Minister of Finance of Liberia

In addition, the 2013 HADC has a range of panels and exceptional panelists, from Economic Empowerment for Women Entrepreneurs to Leveraging Existing Resources for Change in Public-Private Partnerships, from Critical Links in Urban Development to LGBTI Africa in the Face of Growing Fundamentalism.

To learn more, click on “Agenda” or “Panels” on the top right hand corner.

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