Harvard and Radcliffe Alumni/ae Against Apartheid (HRAAA) was an organization that campaigned for Harvard University to adopt a policy of divesting its stock in companies operating in South Africa.

The HRAAA ran campaigns for a number of years to elect pro-divestment candidates to the Harvard Board of Overseers. Harvard includes alumni on this Board, and HRAAA used a petition system to nominate their candidates.

The two most well-known people associated with this effort are Bishop Desmond Tutu, who was elected to and served on the Board of Overseers (being an Honorary degree holder from Harvard), and Barack Obama, who was an unsuccessful candidate nominated by HRAAA in 1991, the year he graduated from Harvard Law School. (By the time of this 1991 election, Harvard had changed the rules for nominating candidates by petition, and it became almost impossible for HRAAA candidates to be successful.) The other HRAAA members who served on the Harvard Board of Overseers were Gay Seidman, Consuela Washington, and Peter Wood.

This organization also was one of the few anti-apartheid organizations with a focus on one particular campaign that raised money for and hired staff. It adopted bylaws and was a registered 501c3 organization.

Chester Hartman was an active member of HRAAA.