Concilio Latino de Harvard
Umbrella organization coordinating Latinx and Latin American student groups on campus and raising awareness of Latinx issues among the wider community.
- Joining
- No comp required
About
The organization provides a forum for dialogue, coordination, and communication for the Latinx/Latin American community’s cultural, performing, political, social and publication groups on campus, while also expanding awareness to the larger Harvard community on pertinent Latinx/Latin American issues. Historically, Concilio Latino has been responsible for sponsoring the Latinx Convocation at the beginning of the academic year, as will as the Latinx Senior Dinner at the end of the academic year, and additional Latinx community-wide events throughout the year.
How to join
No comp — you don't have to do a trial period of the club's work to join
Details
- Status
- Recognized
- Dues
- No dues required
In the news
- As Student Groups Move Out of the SOCH, Latinx Organizations Work to Preserve Decades of HistoryThe Harvard CrimsonMar 13, 2026
More links
- Student organization pageHarvard directory
Sources
- Latinx organizationsHarvard page · seen Sep 30, 2026
- As Student Groups Move Out of the SOCH, Latinx Organizations Work to Preserve Decades of History | The Harvard CrimsonThe Harvard Crimson · seen Sep 30, 2026
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