Hutchins Center for African and African American Research at Harvard University

The Hutchins Center for African & African American Research at Harvard University is a research center located in Cambridge, Massachusetts. It employs 9 people and generates approximately $50 million in annual revenue. The Hutchins Center focuses on supporting research related to the history and culture of people of African descent globally. They offer a platform for collaboration and intellectual discourse, aiming to promote scholarly engagement in African and African American studies both within Harvard University and the broader academic community. As a leading research center in its field, the Hutchins Center distinguishes itself through a variety of initiatives. These include hosting visiting fellows, organizing art exhibitions, publishing scholarly works, conducting research projects, maintaining archives, hosting readings, organizing conferences, and developing new media projects. These diverse activities are designed to stimulate interest and exploration across established and emerging areas of African and African American research. For further information, visit their website at hutchinscenter.fas.harvard.edu.