Harvard pays students to host 'brave spaces' for social justice
- Harvard University is paying students $11/hour to facilitate “brave spaces” on “social justice, diversity, and inclusion issues” at the elite institution.
- When a new satellite diversity office opens in a freshman residence hall, the "Diversity Peer "Educators" will be expected to work at least two night-shifts per month to promote social justice among residents.
Harvard University is paying students to facilitate “brave spaces” on “social justice, diversity, and inclusion issues” at the elite institution.
According to a job posting on the school’s website, the university is looking to hire 20 “Diversity Peer Educators” (DPEs), who will be paid $11 per hour to commit to a year-long program for hosting “peer-to-peer dialogues that address a wide range of social justice, diversity, and inclusion issues and topics...”
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