Harvard Task Force News Today

Harvard is launching listening sessions where community members can talk antisemitism and islamophobia as the Ivy League tries to rebound from Claudine Gays controversial resignation.

Derek Penslar, the head of Harvard’s antisemitism task force, backed out of participating in a scheduled panel discussion about antisemitism on Sunday.

The head of Harvard University's antisemitism task force dropped out of a Big Apple panel on antisemitism – because he did not want to discuss the “goings-on” at the much-maligned Ivy League institution, according to a report.

Derek Penslar, the co-chair of Harvards Presidential Task Force on Combating Anti-Semitism decided not to attend an anti-Semitism workshop on Sunday in New York City.

The head of the Harvard Antisemitism Task Force backed out of a panel he was slated to participate in, according to multiple reports.

'I am unable to reassure Harvard community members, those we are recruiting or prospective students that Harvard is making progress in countering…

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The Harvard Task Force on the Future of Teaching and Learning was created to explore how the University can build on learnings from remote teaching during the pandemic.