With diversity offices closed, Harvard peer counsellors struggle to direct students to support
Following the closure of Harvard's diversity offices, peer counseling programs face challenges in directing students to appropriate resources. The restructuring has created uncertainty in supporting students with identity-based concerns, impacting referral pathways. While peer counselors adapt and seek alternative pathways, the effectiveness of the new Harvard Foundation in filling these gaps remains uncertain, leaving students without clear direction.
Following the closure of Harvard's diversity offices, peer counseling programs face challenges in directing students to appropriate resources. The restructuring has created uncertainty in supporting students with identity-based concerns, impacting referral pathways. While peer counselors adapt and seek alternative pathways, the effectiveness of the new Harvard Foundation in filling these gaps remains uncertain, leaving students without clear direction.
