Envisible Women at Harvard

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Too often, women are unseen, mis-seen, or under-seen. En-Visible Women at Harvard is a project that places women of color in the foreground in a space where they have historically been placed in the background. The prefix “en” means “to go into.” Each photo shows women of color coming into visibility. Please come and interact with this project, which will be on view at Gutman Gallery starting 2/15/22. https://harvard.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJIrdO6orjstEtbWxjJ1urnnLSa_U_daq7mQ

This project is a collaboration between Gutman Library and the Anti-Racism Policy Journal, a Harvard Kennedy School student-run publication.

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